Overworked scientists from a broad range of disciplines are helping make this ‘the most quantified outbreak of all time’

Based on the JRC design, a German biotech has manufactured enough material to validate 60 million tests

The biggest problem in finding a cure or vaccine isn’t money. It’s lack of coordination. We need a better way of identifying the global research gaps for this 21st century Manhattan Project of health

The coronavirus crisis is leading to lower emissions across Europe and around the world. But these reductions are temporary  - and, despite a  postponement of the global climate summit, experts say now is not the time to put green energy research and climate policy on lockdown

Hard-pressed governments lack time and capacity to agree on long-term funding for 2021 - 2027

An open-science advocate sees lessons for how science and policy should interact, if we want to recover from and prevent future health disasters

Start-ups rush to submit ideas for European Innovation Council pilot programme, but winners won’t be picked until May

This won’t be the last big global health crisis, warns Pierre Meulien, director of the EU’s Innovative Medicines Initiative

Universities, research institutes, clinical trials and big science machines are shut down, as scientists are redeployed into critical research areas and medically-trained academic staff freed up to care for patients

Most students in Europe can’t get to their campuses, and universities are scrambling to put together digital systems needed for remote learning