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The EU Energy Challenge: Can innovation fill the gap?

14 Nov 2014

Juncker axes EU chief science adviser role

After months of controversy, Anne Glover will leave the Commission in January – ending an experiment to bring scientific evidence into EU policy

13 Nov 2014

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Revised EU plan puts focus on integrated market

2015 update includes greater priority on energy-efficiency technologies

13 Nov 2014

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Speeding the energy transition: priorities for a new Commission

As the EU focuses on its post-2020 climate and energy policies, big questions remain about how to spur innovation

13 Nov 2014

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Energy Special Report: A technology optimist but a policy pessimist

Carbon pricing holds the key to success in the fight against climate change, says gene sequencing pioneer J. Craig Venter

13 Nov 2014

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Europe’s Energy Challenge: A Special Report 2014

Can innovation bring the answers—can it lay the foundation for energy security, affordability and sustainability?

12 Nov 2014

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Energy transitions: Powering up Europe’s low-carbon future

The articles contained in Energy Transitions summarise a series of eight high-level policy symposia on Europe’s energy future organized between 2011 and 2014 by Science|Business and supported by BP.

12 Nov 2014

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VIDEO: Time to take a positive approach to reducing CO2 emissions

There’s no point in trying to scare people into action on climate change: rather it needs be framed as an opportunity, says Kathleen Van Brempt, MEP

12 Nov 2014

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King's College London: Policy pitching competition launched

Policy Idol is an exciting new pitching competition launched today by The Policy Institute at King's.

12 Nov 2014

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£4 million micro-machining laboratory opened at Imperial

A £4 million mini-factory for developing the next generation of miniaturised medical devices and robots officially opened this week.

12 Nov 2014

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ETH Zurich: "Research, promotion and reform"

The energy revolution can be achieved: this was the general tenor of the ETH Zurich Climate Roundtable held on Wednesday. However, this will require new technologies and innovation must be promoted accordingly. But the form that state regulatory intervention should take was the subject of controversial debate.

12 Nov 2014

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Foundation for Aalto University Science and Technology supports Aalto's strategy and operations

The foundation turned 35, and got a new name.

12 Nov 2014

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Building on the moon: European Space Agency proposes a 3D printed moon base

A robot-operated 3D printer could build a protective shell for an inflatable lunar home

12 Nov 2014

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European Parliament votes to toughen national bans on GM crops

European Commission’s proposal to prevent national bans on environmental or health grounds is defeated

12 Nov 2014

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Fabiola Gianotti selected as new head of CERN

Gianotti, an Italian particle physicist instrumental in uncovering the Higgs Boson, will replace Rolf-Dieter Heuer, who led CERN through the launch of the Large Hadron Collider

06 Nov 2014

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Juncker to re-structure and re-brand EU policy advice service

Question mark hangs over whether the office of Chief Science Adviser is part of the European Commission’s future plans

06 Nov 2014

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Flying robots lab at Imperial gets the go ahead

A new £1.25 million arena for flying the next generation of aerial robots will be constructed at Imperial College London, thanks to a generous donation.

06 Nov 2014

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ESADE: The second edition of the Corporate International Master (CIM) starts its classes in Rio de Janeiro

The CIM is a global management programme jointly imparted by ESADE Business School, Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business, and FGV-EBAPE in Brazil

05 Nov 2014

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Cambridge Epigenetix raises $5.5M in Series A funding

Cambridge Epigenetix (CEGX), a UK-based life sciences company, has announced the recent completion of a $5.5M Series A financing round led by New Science Ventures and the appointment of Dr Fedja Bobanovic as CEO. Joining the financing round were founding investors Syncona Partners and Cambridge Enterprise.

05 Nov 2014

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UCL Business: Seven new ventures selected to join the first Health Social Innovators Programme in London

05 Nov 2014

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The EU Energy Challenge: Can innovation fill the gap?

Juncker axes EU chief science adviser role

Revised EU plan puts focus on integrated market

Speeding the energy transition: priorities for a new Commission

Energy Special Report: A technology optimist but a policy pessimist

Europe’s Energy Challenge: A Special Report 2014

Energy transitions: Powering up Europe’s low-carbon future

VIDEO: Time to take a positive approach to reducing CO2 emissions

King's College London: Policy pitching competition launched

£4 million micro-machining laboratory opened at Imperial

ETH Zurich: "Research, promotion and reform"

Foundation for Aalto University Science and Technology supports Aalto's strategy and operations

Building on the moon: European Space Agency proposes a 3D printed moon base

European Parliament votes to toughen national bans on GM crops

Fabiola Gianotti selected as new head of CERN

Juncker to re-structure and re-brand EU policy advice service

Flying robots lab at Imperial gets the go ahead

ESADE: The second edition of the Corporate International Master (CIM) starts its classes in Rio de Janeiro

Cambridge Epigenetix raises $5.5M in Series A funding

UCL Business: Seven new ventures selected to join the first Health Social Innovators Programme in London

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