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First $55M of investments announced in the GE ecomagination Challenge

GE and VC partners make 12 investments in Smart Grid technologies, while 5 early ideas get funding for further development.

18 Nov 2010

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Models for Collaboration

To succeed with a collaboration partner, you must first communicate with them and structure the deal, says Catherine Feechan of Brodies LLP.

18 Nov 2010

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EU Fuel cells research body becomes autonomous

The EU fuel cells body, created in 2008 to develop fuel cells and hydrogen technologies, is to manage its own programme and funds.

18 Nov 2010

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Fujitsu looks to maximise the performance of next-generation supercomputers

As supercomputing moves into the petascale, Fujitsu has launched a global collaboration to develop a mathematical library to support the next generation of supercomputers.

18 Nov 2010

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Dutch computing expert awarded €3.3M grant to set up Russian computing lab

Peter Sloot, a professor at Amsterdam University, is to lead a new laboratory in Russia, as the government looks to halt the ‘brain drain’ and attract leading researchers.

18 Nov 2010

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New network set up to help assisted living products to market

Bringing together academics, business and healthcare professionals, the Assisted Living Action Network is looking to develop products for an ageing population.

18 Nov 2010

Health

Intelligent dressings indicate if wounds have become infected

18 Nov 2010

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NTNU: New technology for vacuuming up oil spills with tree bark

18 Nov 2010

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Edinburgh: Treatment of age-related macular degeneration with Factor H

18 Nov 2010

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Miniature droplet technology receives Royal Society funding

18 Nov 2010

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Cambridge: £20 million donation for physics research

18 Nov 2010

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KU Leuven: Zeo-Light team wins second place at the I2P world finals

18 Nov 2010

Energy

Innovative companies – Going for broke? How to bridge the funding gap for SMEs

A vital part of the European Commission’s new Innovation Union strategy is to support new ways of helping small, innovative companies find the financing they need to get moving in the marketplace.

17 Nov 2010

Brussels

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Beyond the vuvuzelas: How applying science to sport pushes innovation

Science plays an increasing role in sport - not just in training elite athletes - but in spreading health, social and economic benefits too.

11 Nov 2010

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Sixth Innovation Survey says more than half EU enterprises are innovative

Over half of companies and organisation from across industrial sectors are involved in innovation, according to the EU’s sixth annual survey of innovative activity.

11 Nov 2010

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Technology transfer is not the motive for companies collaborating with universities

Management and business performance, rather than innovation, is the main focus for companies collaborating with universities, according to survey of UK businesses.

11 Nov 2010

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First $55M of investments announced in the GE ecomagination Challenge

Models for Collaboration

EU Fuel cells research body becomes autonomous

Fujitsu looks to maximise the performance of next-generation supercomputers

Dutch computing expert awarded €3.3M grant to set up Russian computing lab

New network set up to help assisted living products to market

Intelligent dressings indicate if wounds have become infected

NTNU: New technology for vacuuming up oil spills with tree bark

Edinburgh: Treatment of age-related macular degeneration with Factor H

Miniature droplet technology receives Royal Society funding

Cambridge: £20 million donation for physics research

KU Leuven: Zeo-Light team wins second place at the I2P world finals

Innovative companies – Going for broke? How to bridge the funding gap for SMEs

Beyond the vuvuzelas: How applying science to sport pushes innovation

Sixth Innovation Survey says more than half EU enterprises are innovative

Technology transfer is not the motive for companies collaborating with universities

Aalto: New method of fabricating non-reflecting and self-cleaning silicon and plastic surfaces

Kiel: Discovery of an anti-inflammatory substance

Advance in the fabrication of ordered monolayers in semiconducting polymers

Cambridge: Controller that improves user interface for 3D medical imaging workstations

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