Influential research organisations in Germany are dismayed by the speed with which the reform is being pushed forward and are reluctant to give their support

European Commission’s guidebook follows a number of policy initiatives in other western countries aimed at fighting technology espionage

Under threat from Russia, Ukraine seeks to boost its participation in international research

Pact approved by the EU Council is intended as the political guide to creating a single market for research. But targets it sets are non-binding and implementation is left in the hands of national governments

As the latest data underline the extent of the gender gap, leading figures debate what to do about the loss of talent this represents. A declaration backed by member states blames ‘outdated gender norms’ and ‘unfair hierarchies and power structures’

As the Marie Curie programme celebrates its 25th birthday there are calls to use it to redress the brain drain

Building a ‘European Research Area’ is a big ask. An EU conference shows just how tough it really is

In wide-ranging interview, the research commissioner outlines issues standing in the way of the UK and Switzerland taking part in Horizon Europe. There is also an update on the European Research Area and a call for one and all to back the research missions

Europe’s most innovative clusters compete with the best in the world, but other regions are not even ‘also rans’ Now the Commission is making moves to level up and drive ‘innovation cohesion’ across the EU

Slovenian presidency is open to letting research and university associations be involved in the future governance of the European Research Area, but admits further talks are needed to work out best way to do this