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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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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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Carmat to IPO on Euronext Paris

26 May 2010

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Karolinska: New technique enables drugs tests via exhaled breath

26 May 2010

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Lophius closes €1.6M round

26 May 2010

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TU Delft: joins sustainable airport project

26 May 2010

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Karolinska takes part in the Sweden-China Innovation Week

26 May 2010

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The road to smart, sustainable SMEs

As European SME week gets underway, Tom Saylor, Chair of EuropaBio’s SME Platform argues Europe’s ‘Innovation Engine’ needs sustained fuel injection.

26 May 2010

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European Institute of Innovation and Technology - Going live

One of the biggest new EU initiative in R&D was launched in 2008, and in 2010 the research begins: The European Institute of Innovation and Technology, or EIT in Brussels-speak, is going live.

26 May 2010

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

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ACES Profile: Lamera provides spin-out proof of concept for Chalmers

Halving the weight of metal parts looks like a magic recipe, but it's not easy changing the transport industry.

19 May 2010

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Commission launches latest push on ICT

Commissioner Neelie Kroes has unveiled the Digital Agenda for Europe, aimed at using ICT for sustainable and smart growth in Europe.

19 May 2010

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ERC considers a third grant scheme

With its existing grants stirring competition between universities, the ERC is considering another stream, new chair Helga Nowotny tells Science|Business.

19 May 2010

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Changes made to speed up European patents could harm biotech says survey

Recent changes designed to speed up the application process at the European Patent Office have not gone down well with pharma and biotech.

19 May 2010

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Nantes launches its bid for share of €850 million health Innovation fund

Three leading institutions have joined forces in a bid for funding to become one of five new University Hospital Institutes being set up through France’s stimulus scheme.

19 May 2010

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After the stimulus, the cuts are coming

Axe falls in UK as new government gets into its swing

Japan’s RIKEN institute launches international synthetic genome competition

Carmat to IPO on Euronext Paris

Karolinska: New technique enables drugs tests via exhaled breath

Lophius closes €1.6M round

TU Delft: joins sustainable airport project

Karolinska takes part in the Sweden-China Innovation Week

The road to smart, sustainable SMEs

European Institute of Innovation and Technology - Going live

ACES Profile: Lamera provides spin-out proof of concept for Chalmers

Commission launches latest push on ICT

ERC considers a third grant scheme

Changes made to speed up European patents could harm biotech says survey

Nantes launches its bid for share of €850 million health Innovation fund

European Space Agency to award €1M for best satnav ideas

IASMA: New method for identifying oil from sharks

genOway signs research partnership with Griffith University in olfactory stem cells

Eutechnyx wins first investment from north east England’s superfund

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