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The move from the warm embrace of global healthcare giant GE to a tiny biotech start-up was an exhilarating experience for Bill Clarke.

The European Commission wants member states to adopt a code of conduct for nanotechnology research at universities, research institutes and companies.

Commissioner Ján Figel has named the people charged with recommending the governing board of the European Institute of Technology.

It’s tough starting a technology business anywhere – but that’s especially true in Central and Eastern Europe…and Trainingpoint’s Ivo Smelhaus talks from bitter experience.

The European Commission is planning legislation to make it easier to set up collaborative laboratories in the European Union.

Unimpressed by the diagnostic tools available to treat breast cancer, Oxford engineering professor Mike Brady started to work on medical imaging.

Like many others, the Swiss EPFL has grand plans to attract international companies. Its secret weapon: renouncing royalties in favour of overhead financing.

The first full list of finalists from Brussels’ new research agency has plenty of surprises for research establishments.

The European Institute of Technology moved a step forward when the Council of the EU gave the project the nod last week, paving the way for work to begin on the institute’s formation in the spring of 2008.