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The European Union inched closer to creating a European Institute of Technology this week, when ministers to dedicate up to €308.7 million to the project.

France’s new president aims to trigger the modernisation of its public research system with far-reaching reform of the university system.

A survey of applications filed at the European Patent Office finds the field of nanotechnology is splintered across a vast array of application areas.

After a decade of withering in the shade of genetically modified crops, plant sciences are back on the political agenda in Europe follow the launch this week of a new Strategic Research Agenda.

Science|Business editor Richard L. Hudson has a few numbers that, if you care about Europe’s future in technology markets, might make you choke on your coffee.