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Municipalities turn to artificial intelligence to understand what is happening in their cities

Dragoș Tudorache wants to help the EU create the next wave of internet giants. ‘If we wake up soon enough, we can make up this gap’ he tells Science|Business

Viewpoint: Before unleashing technology sovereignty initiatives, the EU needs to define what the concept means

Industry is cool on EU’s technology sovereignty push, warning that it could limit access to international markets 

Since COVID-19, EU leaders are pushing for greater independence from US and Chinese technology. But what would that mean? Science|Business begins a series of special reports and events

Latest:  MEPs want research prioritised in national recovery plans

Latest: European Commission close to advance purchase deal for 300M doses of Sanofi/Glaxo COVID-19 vaccine and says more agreements on the way

The €1B programme, launched in 2013, is in its last 3 years. After facing controversy for putting computer models before neuroscience, the project now aims to consolidate its legacy in a single, integrated, open science platform

European Innovation Council announces €114 million for 35 projects in its latest funding round, and appoints first programme manager to steer biomedical research to commercial success

The Scientific Council of the ERC, the European Commission and Horizon Europe rapporteur Christian Ehler react to Mauro Ferrari's resignation letter published by the Financial Times on Tuesday.

The promise and pitfalls of using artificial intelligence to battle the coronavirus pandemic

10 transatlantic projects will develop artificial intelligence for use in robotics, countering online hate speech, self-driving vehicles and other applications

MEPs warn the European Commission’s ambitious agenda in artificial intelligence and greening the economy are stretching limited resources thin

Since coming into office in 2015, prime minister Justin Trudeau has injected money to revitalise research and innovation, following ten years of cuts to the science budget. Now the country is riding high in key technologies

A draft plan, for adoption in Brussels on 4 March, highlights the importance of research and innovation in making EU industry more competitive