Mona Nemer explains her current priorities, changes in science diplomacy, and filling scientific gaps when other countries pull out

The EU has acted on some research and innovation recommendations, but fallen short on others. Science|Business unpicks progress so far

Fragmented support and “fake collaborations” threaten Europe’s disruptive research, says economist Jean Tirole

Popularity of far-right and far-left parties is associated with a drop in research and innovation activities, study suggests

Research-intensive universities face increasing disruption, threatening to undermine the benefits they bring to society and the economy in Europe and beyond

Starvation in Gaza means Israel has broken its association agreement with the EU, they say. Ljubljana University has also joined their call

While advances have produced breakthrough tools like AlphaFold, AI is unlikely to be revolutionary, and may drown scientists in low quality papers, conference hears

Calls to maintain a standalone Framework Programme after 2027 set the tone for a tense spring in the Brussels research and innovation bubble

AI, Horizon Europe negotiations and space will be on the agenda once the policy machine kicks back into action after the summer break

With promising results in animals, some scientists say research should focus on slowing ageing, rather than curing individual diseases