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Institutions from 22 countries demand clarification on whether and how UK will be able to participate in future EU research projects

“A lot of the AI and machine learning expertise in the world is coming out of Europe,” the company says

The objective of the Finnish Center for Artificial Intelligence is to make Finland a leading country in artificial intelligence research and its utilisation.

A major new study into autism and mental health problems is being launched today in a collaboration between the Cerebra Centre for Neurodevelopmental Disorders at the University of Birmingham, Aston University, Coventry University and UK autism research charity Autistica.

Researchers at the University of Twente’s research institute MESA+ are constructing  molecular machines capable of exerting a measurable force at nanoscale and in fluid environment. The design of these machines is based on self-assembling supramolecular tubules which can accumulate and store energy from light and convert it into a mechanical work.

The three-year Swiss-EU dispute over immigration should not leave ‘any doubt’ that EU will make no concessions to UK in Brexit talks, says ERC Council member, Athene Donald

The apps will improve self-care, adherence to therapy and long-term outcomes in this common, chronic condition, its developers say. The app for healthcare professionals will be one of the first such m-health apps to be CE-approved

The company aims to develop a new class of therapeutics for respiratory viral infections

Third in-depth review of EU innovation hub finds a body working hard to fix its problems, and beginning to show some return on its huge investment 

Nine research projects asked to submit full proposals as part of the German government’s Excellence Strategy

Developing new antibiotics, from the first idea to proof of concept. The German-Australian iCAIR project brings together researchers from Fraunhofer ITEM, the MHH in Hannover and Griffith University in Australia.

Labarta is recognised for his seminal contributions to programming models and performance analysis for high performance computing.

CEU claims agreement with US college puts it in compliance with new law. But the government declines to confirm it can continue operating in Budapest. “This should be the source of enormous concern in Europe,” says CEU’s president

‘Keep collaborating,’ EU commissioner tells UK grantees rattled by legal uncertainties over Brexit, while UK science minister argues that government pledge to underwrite funding has steadied UK involvement in EU science

Public-private drug research programme has - as yet - only provided limited examples of how it is delivering on its goals, an independent evaluation concludes