Coordinated statement adds to pressure for European Commission to reveal its plans for the next research Framework Programme

While many are keen on the programme, complaints remain about Commission transparency, financial terms and restricted calls

After two years, adoption of the unitary patent by universities and small businesses exceeds expectations, but larger companies are hanging back

The current approach creates “unfounded imbalances” among member states, science minister says

The region is poised to become a driving force in global growth and development. Europe’s academic community should help

Researchers in the Widening countries are getting more involved in Horizon Europe, but significant gaps remain in south-eastern Europe

Revamping the research and innovation programme would be ‘EU’s biggest mistake’

Plans foresee the European Innovation Council abandoning its exclusive focus on technology with civilian applications

As demand for science and engineering professionals continues to grow, the EU sees a window of opportunity to attract talent from the US

US researchers may soon have several options to flee the government crackdown on science. Meanwhile, Trump’s restrictions are hitting some in Europe