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Scientists and engineers from Germany, Belgium, the UK and the US scooped the top prizes in the European Innovator of the Year 2008 competition.

An exclusive focus on regulatory issues means we are ignoring a crucial longer-term question: the global competitiveness of the European ICT sector, says Martin Fransman.

Biotechnology and risk have always been synonymous. But now those risks are evolving and growing, exposing companies to fresh hazards.

Microsoft start-up programme Idées is going local in Lille – a prelude to going local globally.

All research papers resulting from Irish Research Council funding must now be placed in an open access repository within six months of first publication.

Oxford University’s tech transfer company reports preliminary results for the year ending March 2008, with sales turnover up a third.

UK pharmaceutical companies last year supported has nearly 14 per cent fewer PhD studentships and almost 25 per cent fewer postdoctoral grants than in 2003.

The UK government has announced the members of a board set up to provide it with strategic advice on intellectual property issues.