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MEPs and research lobby groups say €100 billion is good but not enough. Parliament ‘will fight’ for €120 billion.

New and expanded research and innovation programmes are scattered throughout the EU’s new budget. Here’s a rundown.

Horizon Europe one of the few current EU budget lines to get increase in seven-year proposal

European Commission sets itself several complex tasks in the next research programme, such as bridging the ingrained east-west divide and growing bigger tech companies

Lobbyists mount last, urgent blitz ahead of Wednesday’s budget announcement

The new rules would enable researchers to access structural funds for projects when Framework programme R&D funding is not available

The European Commission is looking to build synergies between different sources of funding. A joint workshop of Science|Business and the European University Association came up with 6 ideas

Stakeholders are urging the European Commission to improve regulations and funding mechanisms for research infrastructures. It is not enough to fund their construction, operating costs must be covered to ensure long term viability  

Jyrki Katainen tells MEPs they will retain scrutiny over the InvestEU umbrella fund, under which the Commission is proposing to centralise all EU investment schemes

Draft plans for the next EU research programme include lots of hot-button issues – from terrorism to healthcare inequality – that could attract broader political support

Draft papers show European Commission staff opting for familiarity, and a sprinkle of salesmanship, with successor to Horizon 2020

Draft paper outlines how ‘focused, simpler and more transparent’ entity would merge or replace some 40 financial instruments

Draft paper on Framework Programme 9 highlights changes in the way industry or researchers in foreign countries can participate

A new joint funding scheme between UCL and Université PSL (Paris Sciences & Lettres) is to help strengthen academic collaboration across arts, humanities and social sciences

Huawei’s 5G New Radio products have passed strict verification requirements in the European Union after several rounds of rigorous testing and evaluation.