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Action plan promised to boost entrepreneurship

Europe needs its SMEs to drag it out of economic crisis, but most are operating below their 2008 levels. Now the Commission is promising to get them growing with “the most ambitious action plan to boost entrepreneurship Europe has ever seen”

18 Oct 2012

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Warwick organic solar cells have high potential for portable electronics

17 Oct 2012

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Aalto Executive MBA Program again ranked the best in the Nordic Countries

17 Oct 2012

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Next Generation Stem Cell Therapies

What is the state of R&D, funding, and infrastructure in Europe? What challenges exist for the EU to maintain its research lead in this field? A Science|Business Policy Roundtable.

18 Oct 2012

Brussels

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EU leaders in deadlock over European patent

As lawmakers in Brussels frantically look for ways to break the stalemate over the Single EU patent, Science|Business takes a closer look at the political and legal dispute

11 Oct 2012

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Research ministers agree on simpler funding rules for Horizon 2020

The Council of Ministers largely goes along with the European Commission’s proposal for a simplified reimbursement structure for the EU’s next research programme

11 Oct 2012

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Three Cambridge spin-outs in Global Cleantech 100

10 Oct 2012

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ETH to receive 10M CHF from Philips Healthcare

10 Oct 2012

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INSEAD and Wharton re-sign education alliance

10 Oct 2012

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Karolinska: Pacemaker could help more heart failure patients

10 Oct 2012

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Think Big: How to reap the greatest gains in energy and materials efficiency

Five key energy-intensive materials are biggest contributor to industrial emissions

04 Oct 2012

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Karolinska study adds new insight into risk of thromboembolism in patients with RA

03 Oct 2012

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Two Cambridge spin-outs in Tech Track 100 Report

03 Oct 2012

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Resource Innovation: New ideas for managing scarce resources and energy

By 2050 the EU needs to achieve a 4 to 10-fold increase in resource efficiency, and major gains are needed by 2020. Policy makers must now launch a vital shift to resource-lean production, and eco-innovation.

28 Sep 2012

Brussels

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Waste not, want not: Eco-innovation action plan targets radical shift in use of resources

Europe needs to apply its world-leading science to create a resource-efficient economy. Banning landfills could be one route to inspiring innovation, pulling in investment and changing waste into new raw materials, says Commissioner Potočnik

27 Sep 2012

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Aalto study gets chronic pain and shaking under control

27 Sep 2012

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Health Matters: Horizon 2020 must fund research in neglected diseases

The evidence is that research into poverty-related and neglected diseases will both benefit developing countries and improve Europe’s economy. Amongst many competing demands it is crucial that R&D funding for global health is maintained in Horizon 2020 says Karen Hoehn

27 Sep 2012

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Live webcast with Commissioner Potočnik

Eco-innovation: Harnessing R&D for a green economy - how can industry and universities benefit from the Commission's ‘Eco-Innovation Action Plan’ - streamed live from Brussels.

26 Sep 2012

Brussels

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Karolinska hopes that new substance will induce cancer cell suicide

20 Sep 2012

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Decision-time is coming: EU leaders slate key meetings over EU R&D budget

After months of shadow-boxing, EU leaders have scheduled a few key meetings in November to decide how much and how Horizon 2020 money will be spent. A special Science|Business report examines the proposals on the table.

13 Sep 2012

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Action plan promised to boost entrepreneurship

Warwick organic solar cells have high potential for portable electronics

Aalto Executive MBA Program again ranked the best in the Nordic Countries

Next Generation Stem Cell Therapies

EU leaders in deadlock over European patent

Research ministers agree on simpler funding rules for Horizon 2020

Three Cambridge spin-outs in Global Cleantech 100

ETH to receive 10M CHF from Philips Healthcare

INSEAD and Wharton re-sign education alliance

Karolinska: Pacemaker could help more heart failure patients

Think Big: How to reap the greatest gains in energy and materials efficiency

Karolinska study adds new insight into risk of thromboembolism in patients with RA

Two Cambridge spin-outs in Tech Track 100 Report

Resource Innovation: New ideas for managing scarce resources and energy

Waste not, want not: Eco-innovation action plan targets radical shift in use of resources

Aalto study gets chronic pain and shaking under control

Health Matters: Horizon 2020 must fund research in neglected diseases

Live webcast with Commissioner Potočnik

Karolinska hopes that new substance will induce cancer cell suicide

Decision-time is coming: EU leaders slate key meetings over EU R&D budget

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