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France’s software sector has resisted the economic crisis and is innovating and creating jobs, with SMEs driving the industry, says a new report.

ACES winner Nikolaos Vlasopoulos is hoping to turn the cement industry upside down with a low-carbon, environmentally friendly variant of the old standby.

There is still uncertainty among investors about the commercial promise of the emerging field of personalised medicine.

EU rules on R&D funding are too onerous, MEP Jorgo Chatzimarkakis tells Science|Business’s Anna Jenkinson.

IBM has announced the formation of its first Smarter Cities Technology Centre in Dublin, to help cities interconnect and manage core systems.

UK science is having a party. In the last weeks of its term of office the government has made a series of announcements in big ticket science and innovation.

Tailoring the treatment to patients is a grand idea. But there are many obstacles. Science|Business organised a roundtable to debate what could be done.

The UK government has announced the creation of a new £30 million Institute for Web Science to carry out research into next generation technologies.

The real challenge is not generating good ideas, but to successfully commercialise these ideas, says Peter Russo, a renowned entrepreneurship expert.