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‘Airbus of Batteries’ charges up as EU reaffirms its goal to invest €1B in industry this year, to limit dependence on Chinese imports and deliver green growth  

Criticism levelled at British politicians who claim to be following the science, while obscuring the range of views and options on how best to tackle the pandemic

The agreement is a landmark decision by one of the largest science publishers and follows years of resisting international push for open access

European University Association calls on policy makers to prioritise research and innovation in post-COVID-19 rescue packages - and avoid reproducing some of the effects of 2008 financial crisis

‘Equal access for all is non-negotiable’ says French prime minister in response

An entire apparatus sprang into life to contain the virus on the island. Now the hope is that the infection can be controlled until there is a vaccine

Lockdown means more than half of European research infrastructures are closed, while the rest are running scaled back operations. Now they are looking for new ways to offer access to their beams, lasers and particle accelerators

EU’s big public private pharmaceuticals partnership given more funding to meet high demand