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Across the world innovation policy remains largely dominated by an “assembly line” Fordist-style thinking – but 21st-century innovation is based on fuzzy logic, says NESTA’s Sami Mahroum.

A former nuclear research site is to become an innovation campus in a joint venture between a property development company and UK government agencies.

London Stock Exchange Group plc and Tokyo Stock Exchange Group, Inc. have published an outline framework for their proposed new Tokyo-based market for growing companies.

UK Tax Credits to encourage small businesses to invest more in research and development will increase by GBP 80 million a year.

Increased patent filings China, South Korea and the US drove growth in worldwide filing of patent applications to 1.76 million in 2006 a 4.9 percent increase over 2005.

Part three of our series on clusters looks at Cambridge, the region that gave us the term ‘innovation cluster’.

Linnar Viik, the Estonian involved in the launch of Skype, has been selected to the 18-strong board of the nascent European Institute of Innovation and Technology.

The cultural divide between academe and industry remains a stubborn obstacle to effective collaboration. How can this divide be navigated?