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ESADE, IED and UPC are working with CERN to innovate in meeting social needs

Three university centres in Barcelona have been chosen to work for six months on a CERN initiative. CERN is the European Organisation for Nuclear Research.

19 Nov 2014

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Bologna spin-off in the final five of the Gaetano Marzotto start-up competition

Stem Sel, a University of Bologna spin-off lead by Prof. Pierluigi Reschiglian, is one of the five finalists of the most important Italian start-up competition, the Gaetano Marzotto Prize.

19 Nov 2014

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Aalto: Albert Einstein award presented to cell communication researcher

The awards ceremony kicked off the Academic Summit at Aalto University.

19 Nov 2014

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Licensing and patents are an untapped source of cash for young companies

Selling ‘knowledge assets’ can help fund growth and lend start-ups credibility with investors. As China educates a new generation of innovators about intellectual property, Europe needs to raise its game.

19 Nov 2014

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Video: US-China climate deal a great opportunity for Europe

Two giant economies are going to come to Europe’s door to buy green technologies, said Jeppe Kofod, MEP

19 Nov 2014

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Eastern Europe needs more cochlear implants, says technology pioneer

EU policymakers say they’re ready to listen up and help increase awareness – but better data on prevalence of hearing impairments must come first

19 Nov 2014

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EU hospitals report medicine shortages

The European Medicines Agency should play a greater role in monitoring shortfalls, a new study suggests

19 Nov 2014

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Climate change initiatives must be more measureable

You do not manage well what you do not measure well. Sticking to this basic principle is particularly important when it comes to dealing with the daunting challenges posed by climate change, says Daniel Zimmer, Director of Innovation, at the Climate-KIC

18 Nov 2014

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Our research saves lives – if you let us

A new EU data protection law risks killing some types of medical research, researchers at the Karolinska Institutet say. Their prescription: A law that regulates Big Data, but allows for research

18 Nov 2014

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Aalto University Academic Summit

18 Nov 2014

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The EU Energy Challenge: Can innovation fill the gap?

14 Nov 2014

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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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ESADE, IED and UPC are working with CERN to innovate in meeting social needs

Bologna spin-off in the final five of the Gaetano Marzotto start-up competition

Aalto: Albert Einstein award presented to cell communication researcher

Licensing and patents are an untapped source of cash for young companies

Video: US-China climate deal a great opportunity for Europe

Eastern Europe needs more cochlear implants, says technology pioneer

EU hospitals report medicine shortages

Climate change initiatives must be more measureable

Our research saves lives – if you let us

Aalto University Academic Summit

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

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