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Dublin emerged as victor in the competition to be European City of Science and will host the Euroscience Open Forum in 2012.

IBM is to set up a computing research “collaboratory” in Dublin, creating 40 jobs at IBM and local universities, supported by the Irish government through IDA Ireland.

Governments need to increase international cooperation and strengthen links between public research bodies and industry, says a new OECD report.

It’s tough to spin out a company from a university in Europe. Read about those who have done it – and may be named the winners of the first pan-European awards for university spin-outs in Stockholm on 2 December.

The finalists for the ACES Academic Enterprise Award were selected at a meeting on 5 November at University College London. Here are the participants.

Healthcare is unreceptive to technology because it still operates under a 19th-century business model. It’s time for its organisation and systems to change.

Research Councils UK launched a scheme to help universities and research institutions fill skills gaps with scientists who have proven track records in industry and business.

The Future Delivery of Medicine: technology is delivering huge potential to improve treatments, but can we afford it?

Converging technologies are changing the face of healthcare. What is the role of industry in driving this change, and how can the public and private sectors work together?