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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

Israeli researcher develops a way to convert words and pictures into sound for the blind – and it works on a smartphone

In addition to boosting access to debt and equity under existing schemes, the Commission’s draft plan for 2018 – 2020 proposes new facilities

The Provost leads the processes related to teaching, research, innovation and societal impact.

The Commission has for the first time made clear the position of UK grantees after Brexit, in a sign the EU is laying the ground for the UK to leave without a deal

Preliminary French proposal for a new ‘disruptive innovation’ agency could be outside the usual EU framework

The stand-off is over, but with prime minister Viktor Orbán’s campaign against CEU founder George Soros heating up and the Commission pursuing its legal case against Hungary’s law on foreign NGOs, a deal may still be in doubt