Research in the Arctic is really important for shaping climate policy, but much of its landmass is within Russia. There were already difficulties working in Russia and getting data from Russia. Now the war in Ukraine has made the situation much worse
In the first big spending announcement under new prime minister Rishi Sunak, the government also relieved universities by sticking to plans to boost government R&D investment to £20B by 2024
Innovation is critical to protect Europe from security threats and to ensure its companies are competitive in the global market. Current funding won’t deliver say MEPs
Decarbonising the economy will involve vast technology transfers and cross-border R&D. But with Russia a pariah, and US-China relations frosty, there are worries that politics could slow the diffusion of green technology
A podcast on research evaluation reform Episode 3. Hosted by: Dr Andrew Plume, Vice President, Research Evaluation, Elsevier & President, International Center for the Study of Research. Special guest: Prof Antonio Loprieno, President, the European Federation of Academies of Sciences and Humanities (ALLEA). Listen to more episodes of the series here
As western worries mount about science and technology leaks to China, the National Science Foundation aims to start an information-sharing service for universities
The region’s entrepreneur scene is fast developing, but it still lags far behind western Europe in the number of companies and the amount of capital they attract
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