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ESADE and Oriol Balaguer use artificial intelligence to discover new fruit-chocolate combinations

21 Nov 2012

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Princeton University start-up aims to turn carbon dioxide into fuels

Spin-out Liquid Light builds on research results that languished in the lab for 10 years – reverse combustion process produces methanol from CO2. Next step: industrial scale production.

16 Nov 2012

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Why we need national systems of entrepreneurship

A fresh approach to studying entrepreneurialism – which combines policy with individual drive – provides the insights needed to identify and address bottlenecks says Erkko Autio

15 Nov 2012

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New Imperial centre heralds age of precision medicine

14 Nov 2012

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Award Ceremony for the 2012 EARTO Innovation Prize

14 Nov 2012

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Time running short for agreement on €80 billion Horizon 2020 package

Is a frozen “rollover” budget for 2013 and beyond now likely? MEPs debate the EU budget at a Science|Business event, as negotiations between Parliament and Council collapse

14 Nov 2012

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Webcast: Horizon 2020 - The Parliament Speaks

Q&A with key MEPs about a series of crucial votes on the EU budget and R&D policy that is coming up in the European Parliament.

13 Nov 2012

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Accept nothing less: €80B Horizon 2020 budget is crucial to re-launch European growth

Cash-strapped member states want to reduce the EU’s overall budget, putting the proposed increase in R&D spending under threat. That will make it more difficult to revive Europe’s jaded economy, Teresa Riera Madurell MEP tells Science|Business

08 Nov 2012

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Clamour grows for R&D budget to be increased in the face of cuts elsewhere

Research bodies and industry groups have joined Europe’s top scientists in calls to deliver on the proposal to increase the R&D budget to €80 billion

08 Nov 2012

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Two Imperial portfolio companies win significant funding

07 Nov 2012

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Chalmers offers free evaluation services for early stage innovations

25 Oct 2012

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First shot across the bow in Horizon 2020 funding battle

The European Parliament has called for a “significant increase” in EU research and innovation funding, making a veiled threat to veto the EU’s long-term budget if member states try to cut European R&D funding

25 Oct 2012

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Let’s go to Mars, not Strasbourg

With a month to go before EU heads of state will try to fix the budget for Horizon 2020, MEPs, the EU’s Chief Scientist, astronauts and a Star Trek actor highlight the importance of inspiring a new generation of European scientists

25 Oct 2012

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ETH receives major donation to promote young researchers

24 Oct 2012

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UK announces new £20M ETI project set to advance carbon capture technologies

As EU countries struggle to get CSS off the ground, a new British project is to develop and demonstrate advanced carbon capture technology for gas-fired power stations

18 Oct 2012

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Open Innovation trumps not invented here

Advertising its ‘wants’ online has unlocked a fresh seam of ideas and is motivating in-house researchers at Unilever, says Roger Leech, the company’s Open Innovation Scouting Director

18 Oct 2012

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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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Driving innovation and growth

The 2012 EIT and ACES Awards Yearbook contains detailed profiles of this year's winning companies, EU Commissioner Androulla Vassiliou's vision on innovative entrepreneurship and an introduction by Chairman of the EIT's Governing Board Alexander von Gabain.

15 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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ESADE and Oriol Balaguer use artificial intelligence to discover new fruit-chocolate combinations

Princeton University start-up aims to turn carbon dioxide into fuels

Why we need national systems of entrepreneurship

New Imperial centre heralds age of precision medicine

Award Ceremony for the 2012 EARTO Innovation Prize

Time running short for agreement on €80 billion Horizon 2020 package

Webcast: Horizon 2020 - The Parliament Speaks

Accept nothing less: €80B Horizon 2020 budget is crucial to re-launch European growth

Clamour grows for R&D budget to be increased in the face of cuts elsewhere

Two Imperial portfolio companies win significant funding

Chalmers offers free evaluation services for early stage innovations

First shot across the bow in Horizon 2020 funding battle

Let’s go to Mars, not Strasbourg

ETH receives major donation to promote young researchers

UK announces new £20M ETI project set to advance carbon capture technologies

Open Innovation trumps not invented here

Action plan promised to boost entrepreneurship

Driving innovation and growth

Research ministers agree on simpler funding rules for Horizon 2020

Three Cambridge spin-outs in Global Cleantech 100

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