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New science grants aim to drive Ireland’s economic development

The Irish government has announced a €15 million investment in research projects to boost innovation

31 Aug 2011

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Time for university reform – with market principles, panel urges

The European Commission is planning new policies to ‘modernise’ universities. The Science|Business Innovation Board calls on the EU to push for universities that are more flexible, responsive and autonomous actors in the knowledge marketplace

30 Aug 2011

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Time for university reform – with market principles, panel urges

30 Aug 2011

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Strathclyde: Plants could pave the way for new ovarian cancer treatments

26 Aug 2011

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European Commission: Nencki Institute in Polish FP7 top-5

26 Aug 2011

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Lausanne spin-off Aleva Neurotherapeutics closes €9.5M financing round

26 Aug 2011

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Imperial: First investment into a Cambridge spin-out, MISSION Therapeutics

26 Aug 2011

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SETsquared: Southampton researchers awarded £17m to progress pioneering work

25 Aug 2011

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NTNU: New underwater robotics laboratory inaugurated

25 Aug 2011

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Huge funding boost for biomedical research at Imperial

Multi-million pound awards to boost research and enable the development of more effective medicines, treatments and care for patients

25 Aug 2011

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TU Delft: European grant for precipitation project

25 Aug 2011

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Attitudes to DNA patents are holding back personalised medicine

Public sector genetic testing laboratories in Europe are ignoring intellectual property rights and deterring investment in the biomarkers that underpin personalised medicine

25 Aug 2011

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Imperial Innovations commits £5M to Autifony

24 Aug 2011

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Anglo-German cooperation is needed to deliver on offshore wind energy plans

A new partnership must be forged to ensure that resources are developed as quickly and as cost efficiently as possible

24 Aug 2011

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US patent reform high on agenda after summer break

When the US Congress reconvenes next month, the Patent Reform Act of 2011 - the first major overhaul of the American patent system since 1952 - will be top of its agenda.

24 Aug 2011

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Corporate R&D spending on the up, but biggest rises will be outside the EU

Global R&D investment by companies in Europe will grow by 5 per cent per year from 2011 to 2013, but most of this will be spent outside the EU

24 Aug 2011

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New science grants aim to drive Ireland’s economic development

Time for university reform – with market principles, panel urges

Time for university reform – with market principles, panel urges

Strathclyde: Plants could pave the way for new ovarian cancer treatments

European Commission: Nencki Institute in Polish FP7 top-5

Lausanne spin-off Aleva Neurotherapeutics closes €9.5M financing round

Imperial: First investment into a Cambridge spin-out, MISSION Therapeutics

SETsquared: Southampton researchers awarded £17m to progress pioneering work

NTNU: New underwater robotics laboratory inaugurated

Huge funding boost for biomedical research at Imperial

TU Delft: European grant for precipitation project

Attitudes to DNA patents are holding back personalised medicine

Imperial Innovations commits £5M to Autifony

Anglo-German cooperation is needed to deliver on offshore wind energy plans

US patent reform high on agenda after summer break

Corporate R&D spending on the up, but biggest rises will be outside the EU

Scottish Investment Bank further invests in Design LED Products

Scil Proteins to collaborate with Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg on gastrointestinal tumors

Imperial College London: Donal Bradley, plastic electronics pioneer, appointed Pro Rector

Offshore Renewable Energy centre - call for expressions of interest

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