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The Czech Republic became a full member of the European Southern Observatory on 1 January, following a signing ceremony in Prague in December.

The UK government has published its latest set of research papers outlining the future for science and technology and future issues and trends in other fields over the next fifty years.

The European Research Council opened its doors on 1 January as Ernst-Ludwig Winnacker stepped into his new post of Secretary General.

The latest OECD research on Japan provides a warning to Europe that merely spending more does not make innovation spring forth.

For research investors, 2006 was the year that the European train finally started to leave the station. The new year will tell whether it’s going anywhere worth visiting.

As Germany takes over the six-month rotating presidency of the European Union from Finland, there's little evidence of new thinking about innovation.