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France to publish patient satisfaction rates for all hospitals by end of year

With growth forecasts sharply down from before the referendum, the pledge to balance the budget by 2020 is abandoned. New borrowing will allow for a Keynesian-style splurge on infrastructure and R&D

Week of intensive training yields promising chemistry-based business concepts

Horizon 2020-funded researchers in poorer countries of the EU are paid less than if they worked on projects funded by their national governments. Two Romanian MEPs have written to Jean-Claude Juncker to complain about this discrimination

The EU Commission has proposed a European Open Science Cloud. Science|Business, following its September 20 members’ conference on the topic, offers this primer

European Institute of Innovation and Technology picks TUMunich to lead a new food group, but rejects a separate bid to start an industrial project

An open letter from the ATTRACT Advisory Board of industrial leaders to the EC president

Elisabeth Koffeman and Niels van Bakel, two researchers at the Dutch National Institute for Subatomic Physics (NIKEF), discuss x-ray CT scans, seismic sensors, and collaboration with industry

CERN researchers Marco Silari, Fabrizio Murtas and Alessandro Curioni are part of a team creating an Internet of sensors that could detect radiation and prevent dangerous human exposure

Chair Sergio Bertolucci explains a new initiative to co-create technologies between Europe’s top labs and industries

League of European Research Universities posts lengthy reform list for the embattled European Institute of Innovation and Technology

Europe has the opportunity to enhance its innovation capacity by strengthening cooperation between analytical research institutes and companies, providing industry with new ways to access expertise and powerful state of the art machines

Researchers have a role in responding to the rise in populist support. Putting out the message about the value of the R&D it funds will help the EU to demonstrate its worth and relevance

The report outlines several possible actions that the Commission and member-states could take to coordinate their digital health policies better, including a three-year plan for action.

Researchers at ETH Zurich have developed a new cell culture method, which may very well enable to forgo certain tests on animals in the future. The scientists were awarded an international prize for more humane treatment of laboratory animals.

Preparations for future €1B research project include several UK figures

Europe confronts implications of remarkable upset in US election. ‘He has no idea about technology,’ says MEP

European Commission wants new public-private fund of funds to bolster VC markets and funnel money to start-ups