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€100M scale-up bioprocess plant be built at TU Delft

02 Jun 2010

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Cambridge: Vice-Chancellor starts university’s first wind turbine

02 Jun 2010

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Karolinska raises €1.6 million for Mentor4Equality programme

02 Jun 2010

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Fraunhofer sets up joint project centre in Singapore for collaboration in Asia

Germany’s Fraunhofer centres are to set up a joint project centre in Asia, based at the Centre for Advanced Media Technology in Singapore.

02 Jun 2010

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Invest in researchers and their careers

Thoughts have turned to shaping Framework Programme 8. Here, Stijn Delauré and Laura Keustermans of the League of European Research Universities make their recommendations.

02 Jun 2010

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“Strengthen the cluster agenda”

Innovation may rest on R&D, but it takes place in a far bigger and more diverse context, says the UK’s new science minister, David Willetts.

26 May 2010

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Valuing R&D

A new method is needed for linking research inputs to innovation outputs, says Commissioner Geoghegan-Quinn.

26 May 2010

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After the stimulus, the cuts are coming

The European University Association has published its latest report on the impact of the economic crisis, showing the increasingly difficult situation faced by universities.

26 May 2010

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More than CHF 700 million invested in basic research in 2009

The Swiss National Science Foundation has published its annual review, showing it funded around 2,900 research proposals worth €498 million in 2009.

26 May 2010

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Axe falls in UK as new government gets into its swing

The UK’s new coalition government has swept into office and announced immediate cuts of £6 billion in public spending.

26 May 2010

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Japan’s RIKEN institute launches international synthetic genome competition

RIKEN, the Japanese research institute, has launched a contest to design a DNA sequence to give Arabidopsis Thaliana the ability to absorb and detoxify formaldehyde.

26 May 2010

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Representation of the State of Baden-Württemberg to the EU, Brussels

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Personalised Healthcare

The technology is coming on apace, but Europe’s health services are not set up to get personalised healthcare to the patients.

19 May 2010

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€100M scale-up bioprocess plant be built at TU Delft

Cambridge: Vice-Chancellor starts university’s first wind turbine

Karolinska raises €1.6 million for Mentor4Equality programme

Fraunhofer sets up joint project centre in Singapore for collaboration in Asia

Invest in researchers and their careers

“Strengthen the cluster agenda”

Valuing R&D

After the stimulus, the cuts are coming

More than CHF 700 million invested in basic research in 2009

Axe falls in UK as new government gets into its swing

Japan’s RIKEN institute launches international synthetic genome competition

Edinburgh: Method for generating multi-lineage mesenchymal stem cells

Cambridge Discovery Fund invests in Sphere Fluidics

Next Kraftwerke raises new funding for microgeneration technologies

TU Delft: joins sustainable airport project

ETH Zurich: Blue Shift wins business plan competition with smart sunscreen

Karolinska takes part in the Sweden-China Innovation Week

Warwick: £5M advanced engineering imaging centre opens

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