Academic security experts warn of “fake conferences,” the covert corruption of university data, and the “soft way” states can extract information

Sprind’s founder is consulting with both countries to see whether they could copy the German model

Surge in proposals coincides with rising use of generative AI tools. But other factors are also at play

Publisher Frontiers is the latest to propose a solution to the challenges researchers face when making their data open and re-usable

Country dominates competition for research and innovation funding backing key “twin transition” policy

The call, cancelled last minute due to legal concerns, has already reappeared in a draft work programme for 2026

Michiel Scheffer says mobility, soils, AI and quantum computing hardware are possible topics for 2026 pilot challenges

Initiative backs projects to advance automation, sustainability and digital transformation across Europe’s rail network

US withdrawal is leaving a “void” in action on the health of the ocean, says former trade chief

Strategy highlights need for “robust and accessible” R&D infrastructure and early involvement of regulators