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Siemens plans to spend €80 million on R&D in China over the next five years.

Once considered synonymous with British manufacturing prowess, ICI has announced a major investment in R&D in China.

Is early-stage investing dead? Not by a long shot in the US. The US market for early-stage investing is on the rise - good news whether you're seeking or investing money.

Innovation has become one of the most important elements in contemporary policymaking - but it's frequently found in unlikely places, says a new report.

Britain is making a new bid to attract global business looking to locate R&D activities overseas and foreign universities seeking overseas collaborations.

The UK already has a world-class science base. The more pressing challenge is how to stay in the premier league.

The State of Victoria, Australia, population 5 million, wants to be in the top five for biotech by 2010 – and it’s building a synchrotron to help it get there.

José Manuel Barroso is hoping for unanimous support for a slimmed-down European Institute of Technology. But some diplomats think he might be disappointed.

Just three German universities are to get top funding as "elite" research institutions – concentrating resources on a few winners in a national contest to boost R&D and attract international investment.

The Swedish Research Council has announced the formation of the first centreswhich are designed to link leading groups in basic science with industry and the public sector.

The early-stage funding scene got a bit less dire as Scottish Equity and InnKap launched new funds. Here’s what they’re looking for.