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In 2005, France launched competitive clusters to encourage research universities to support innovation. The same philosophy is driving universities to pool their R&D competencies, restructure – and even merge.

The light and dark blues have found new competitive pursuit that doesn't involve rowing down The Thames, or fighting in the Twickenham mud -- innovation.

MIT’s Media Lab Europe was to be the crowning glory of Ireland’s digital economy. Now the Irish Public Accounts Committee has delivered its verdict on what went wrong.

A battle over the future of scientific publishing is shaping up in Brussels, as leading publishers tell the Commission to butt out

Finland’s universities are banding together to establish a national network for cooperation in life sciences, Biocenter Finland.

The UK government has announced it is investing £8.7 million in an Airbus-led project to develop simulation software for aircraft design.

Innovation policy needs to be tailored to take account of complexity and prevent neighbouring regions competing for the same resources

A nuclear research facility is to be established in the north of England with £20 million from the University of Manchester and the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority.

Exclusive: Cambridge Enterprise, after a 45 per cent revenue rise, is seeking extra funding for its university spin-outs

Sweden is investing €8.5 million in a new molecular medicine laboratory at Umeå University, focusing on infectious diseases.