MEPs are set to support investments in digital, energy and transport infrastructures but say funding pot is too small to keep up with the US and China.
EU’s new 5 year €1.38B Euratom nuclear research programme puts fusion first. Despite its strategic importance and climate friendly credentials, fission research looks to the past, focusing on waste management and decommissioning
With the EU preparing stricter rules on research collaborations with China, Hungarians are protesting against the €1.5B campus Fudan University wants to build in Budapest. But for some, putting limits on cooperation will undermine democratic values
Induced pluripotent stem cells are important research tools, but making and sharing them is far from easy. IMI’s EBiSC project has created a research infrastructure offering scientists a range of cell lines plus relevant advice and guidance.
Upcoming changes to the EU Renewable Energy directive will set new production targets. But with a few additional adjustments, the directive could also drive the development of completely new forms of renewable energy
After a year of uncertainty, Maria Leptin is set to lead the European Research Council from October. The new president has dedicated her career to basic research in molecular biology and has a long track record in science administration
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