A long-time Cinderella, the biotechnology sector in Italy now has a turnover of more than 10 billion euros. It may now be poised to make its mark internationally.
Enabling scientists to go to work in any country in the EU is one of the key planks of the European Research Area. Now member states must be persuaded.
The French government has just announced the six first campuses to benefit from a €5 billion investment from the sale of shares in the energy company EDF. And Paris is not included.
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