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Kamila Markram, head of open science platform Frontiers, argues research funders must do much more to speed openness in science

The European Commission plans to launch its open science cloud by 2020, but calls on universities to train more data scientists

Macron's promise to ring fence university funding did not last two months, says the National Union of Higher Education

With a flimsy majority and some of its own MPs in favour of staying in Euratom, the UK government is talking of an “association agreement”. But ending European Court of Justice oversight remains as the red line

SKA Organisation and CERN, the European Laboratory for Particle Physics, yesterday signed an agreement formalising their growing collaboration in the area of extreme-scale computing

ETH researchers from the Functional Materials Laboratory have developed a silicone heart that beats almost like a human heart

Researchers at Karolinska Institutet have shown that white blood cell composition is unique in individuals, and that the composition of these cells may predict immune system response to various forms of stimulation

Publishers, researchers and start-ups lobby lawmakers squabbling over the policy minutiae of a largely forbidden hi-tech research tool

The Commission is putting in the money to attract more international researchers after a substantial fall in the demand for grants from countries outside the EU

Tekes and Finpro will merge to form Business Finland, putting all services under one roof, fostering collaboration and supporting cross sector innovation and scale up

Universities are worried that the call from former WTO chief Pascal Lamy for them to nurture more start-up founders and digitise faster puts their broader contributions to society, culture and the economy at risk of being sidelined

The institute will support the positive structural change in Southwest Finland by means of university education and innovation activities.

Over the past 30 years, cancer control measures have led to rising life expectancy in rich populations, but these gains have yet to be seen in poorer populations, according to a study in the British Medical Journal