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Week of intensive training yields promising chemistry-based business concepts

A new super-resolution imaging technique allows researchers to track how surface changes in proteins are related to neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases.

Horizon 2020-funded researchers in poorer countries of the EU are paid less than if they worked on projects funded by their national governments. Two Romanian MEPs have written to Jean-Claude Juncker to complain about this discrimination

The EU Commission has proposed a European Open Science Cloud. Science|Business, following its September 20 members’ conference on the topic, offers this primer

Insolvency rule reshape a bid to save 200,000 companies a year

European Institute of Innovation and Technology picks TUMunich to lead a new food group, but rejects a separate bid to start an industrial project

An open letter from the ATTRACT Advisory Board of industrial leaders to the EC president

Elisabeth Koffeman and Niels van Bakel, two researchers at the Dutch National Institute for Subatomic Physics (NIKEF), discuss x-ray CT scans, seismic sensors, and collaboration with industry

Marco Lazzarino is working on an imaging machine that could detect cancer in its earliest stages.

Renato Turchetta, researcher at the UK’s Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, is working on a sensor that will be useful in both the hospital and research lab.

Ricardo Diaz Graciani aims to improve PET medical imaging technology so that it can diagnose arthritis and other diseases it currently cannot

CERN researchers Marco Silari, Fabrizio Murtas and Alessandro Curioni are part of a team creating an Internet of sensors that could detect radiation and prevent dangerous human exposure

Chair Sergio Bertolucci explains a new initiative to co-create technologies between Europe’s top labs and industries

League of European Research Universities posts lengthy reform list for the embattled European Institute of Innovation and Technology