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Jaguar Land Rover funds team at Warwick

09 May 2012

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How to bridge the transatlantic divide in IP

For the first time, the US and EU systems are starting to converge. Science|Business organises an open, expert debate on the legal, economic and technological implications.

07 May 2012

Washington DC

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Meet the EIT - A European model for innovation

Meet the EIT during a high-level policy breakfast in Washington DC - organised by Science|Business.

07 May 2012

Washington DC

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TU Delft: European Inventor Award nomination for Nereda water purification technology

03 May 2012

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Will China take the lead in carbon capture and storage technologies?

With most of Europe’s demonstration projects on hold, it may come down to others to pioneer commercial use of carbon capture and storage and bring costs down, says Ronald Oxburgh, member of the House of Lords Select Committee on Science and Technology

02 May 2012

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UCL research shows that ageing population could boost economy

02 May 2012

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Cambridge scientists demonstrate new technique that will transform epigenetics research

02 May 2012

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Imperial professor leads proposal for exploration of Jupiter's moons

02 May 2012

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Chalmers receives SEK 50M for new research infrastructure

02 May 2012

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Tapping the spirit of innovation

To be truly effective, open innovation needs to move beyond process, to tap into the spirit of innovation. This means showcasing outputs to research partners and customers, and using R&D successes to inspire students, says Declan Weldon of Air Products

02 May 2012

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Judgement on software copyright will drive innovation

The European Court of Justice has ruled the functionality embodied in computer programs cannot be copyrighted. This will spur innovation and interoperability say experts

02 May 2012

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Breaking the deadlock – getting carbon capture and storage technologies to market

A Science|Business academic policy symposium that will focus on how Europe can regain its lost momentum in carbon capture and storage innovation.

27 Apr 2012

Mission of Norway to the EU

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Danes urge ‘Excellence’ as basis for future research grants

The debate over Horizon 2020 funding heats up, with publication of a Danish ‘declaration’ on the importance of funding excellent science

25 Apr 2012

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Karolinska: Research breakthrough for drugs via the skin

25 Apr 2012

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European Space Agency uses new generation of amplifiers from Chalmers

25 Apr 2012

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ETH Zurich developes a new type of flying robot

25 Apr 2012

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Cambridge companies win Queen’s Award for Enterprise

25 Apr 2012

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Warwick opens £6M science research facility

25 Apr 2012

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Don’t put the kibosh on innovation

The European Medicines Agency’s thumbs-down for rare disease treatment Glybera flies in the face of Commission policy. It’s also against the wishes of the European Parliament, and the impetus DG Sanco is putting into Orphan Drugs. Worse still, it’s bad for patients and kills innovation. By Nuala Moran.

25 Apr 2012

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TU Delft: Nanoscientists find long-sought Majorana particle

18 Apr 2012

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Jaguar Land Rover funds team at Warwick

How to bridge the transatlantic divide in IP

Meet the EIT - A European model for innovation

TU Delft: European Inventor Award nomination for Nereda water purification technology

Will China take the lead in carbon capture and storage technologies?

UCL research shows that ageing population could boost economy

Cambridge scientists demonstrate new technique that will transform epigenetics research

Imperial professor leads proposal for exploration of Jupiter's moons

Chalmers receives SEK 50M for new research infrastructure

Tapping the spirit of innovation

Judgement on software copyright will drive innovation

Breaking the deadlock – getting carbon capture and storage technologies to market

Danes urge ‘Excellence’ as basis for future research grants

Karolinska: Research breakthrough for drugs via the skin

European Space Agency uses new generation of amplifiers from Chalmers

ETH Zurich developes a new type of flying robot

Cambridge companies win Queen’s Award for Enterprise

Warwick opens £6M science research facility

Don’t put the kibosh on innovation

TU Delft: Nanoscientists find long-sought Majorana particle

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