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Bologna: New perspectives on the relevance of social sciences and humanities

On 26 February, the University of Bologna gathered 110 experts in research, business and policy to discuss the role of social sciences and humanities in Horizon 2020.

12 Mar 2015

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Imperial team show how to make new materials from waste CO2

Waste CO2 could be harnessed to produce useful materials – from furniture to trainer soles – using methods developed at Imperial College London.

11 Mar 2015

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Imperial launches data science partnership with ROIS

Imperial's Data Science Institute is to collaborate with one of Japan's leading research institutions.

11 Mar 2015

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EU to recognise three women innovators

Commission to award €175,000 to three role models who have built successful businesses

10 Mar 2015

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6th University Business Forum

05 Mar 2015

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The EU’s innovation performance has improved

The EU has become more innovative in recent years and as a result the innovation gap with the US and Japan has been reduced. But Europe is still lagging, according the latest data from Eurostat

05 Mar 2015

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EU to seek collaboration on 5G with Japan, China and the US

Mobile phone industry gives 2020 timeframe for commercialising fifth generation mobile networks

05 Mar 2015

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The Innovation Connection: Yearbook of the Academic Enterprise Awards

Every year since 2008, the Science|Business Innovation Board has gathered entrepreneurs and innovators from across Europe for its annual awards. Meet this year’s winners – transforming education, enterprise, and the economy.

04 Mar 2015

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Equity crowdfunding needs to build greater trust

As part of a push towards a capital markets union, the EU ponders how to regulate a fast-growing market to increase confidence and promote mass investment

04 Mar 2015

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King's annual Report published

The new King’s College London Report has been published.

04 Mar 2015

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CubeSats offered deep-space ride on ESA asteroid probe

Think of it as the ultimate hitchhiking opportunity: ESA is offering CubeSats a ride to a pair of asteroids in deep space.

04 Mar 2015

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US, China and Japan dominate patent filings in Europe

Registrations for new inventions at EPO are up for the fifth consecutive year, but Germany is the only EU country in the top five. Things look better at a corporate level, with five European companies in the top ten

04 Mar 2015

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How to turn the spirit of youth towards entrepreneurship

Young people are not so hide-bound by risk. But they need the inputs of veteran investors and entrepreneurs to supply the missing ingredients in terms of experience, says Jaakko Hynynen, chief executive of the Finnish incubator, Startup Sauna

04 Mar 2015

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European Commission to offer €1M for common cold test

The EU releases details of first of five innovation prize competitions for 2015

04 Mar 2015

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Big Science in Europe: what is it worth and how do we get more from it?

A new Science|Business report counts the benefits of big science and presents opinions from experts on how these projects can do even more to pay their way

26 Feb 2015

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Europe’s leading big science labs form collaboration for commercialisation

Facilities including CERN, the European Southern Observatory and the European Molecular Biology Laboratory are joining forces to push advanced technologies they use in research into wider application and commercial products

26 Feb 2015

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From Open Science to Open Innovation

This paper highlights the need for developing appropriate new open innovation institutions, to help bridge this gap from open science to open innovation.

25 Feb 2015

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ETH: An oscilloscope for MRI scanners

Take three driven physics wizards, an innovative business idea and lots of hard work, and what do you get? An ETH spin-off that could further advance both MRI research and medical diagnostics.

25 Feb 2015

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EU announces around €12 million in funding for fracking research

Disquiet among environmentalists as Edinburgh University and University College London chosen to lead research studies on the impact of shale gas exploration above and below ground

25 Feb 2015

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New models are needed for translating open science to innovation

Internet-enabled forms of scientific collaboration, popularly referred to as open science, have not automatically translated into innovation. We must adapt by inventing new types of institutions, says Henry Chesbrough, father of open innovation

25 Feb 2015

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Bologna: New perspectives on the relevance of social sciences and humanities

Imperial team show how to make new materials from waste CO2

Imperial launches data science partnership with ROIS

EU to recognise three women innovators

6th University Business Forum

The EU’s innovation performance has improved

EU to seek collaboration on 5G with Japan, China and the US

The Innovation Connection: Yearbook of the Academic Enterprise Awards

Equity crowdfunding needs to build greater trust

King's annual Report published

CubeSats offered deep-space ride on ESA asteroid probe

US, China and Japan dominate patent filings in Europe

How to turn the spirit of youth towards entrepreneurship

European Commission to offer €1M for common cold test

Big Science in Europe: what is it worth and how do we get more from it?

Europe’s leading big science labs form collaboration for commercialisation

From Open Science to Open Innovation

ETH: An oscilloscope for MRI scanners

EU announces around €12 million in funding for fracking research

New models are needed for translating open science to innovation

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