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Don’t let the knowledge society dilute research quality in Europe’s universities

Sweden has a reputation for great research – but policy leaders there are sounding an alarm about a decline in quality. A new study has implications for policy makers across Europe.

09 Jan 2013

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ETI invests £15.5M in new turbine blade design with Blade Dynamics

Blade Dynamics uses innovative design to develop the word's longest wind turbine baldes through the assembly of smaller, more accurate and easily manufactured component pieces

09 Jan 2013

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Karolinska Institutet receives multi-million donation for cardiovascular research

09 Jan 2013

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Webinar: How Europe can build on its leading position in regenerative medicine

Following a positive ruling on patents and a decision to maintain funding for embryonic stem cell research in Horizon 2020, experts say that things are looking up for regenerative medicine.

09 Jan 2013

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Leuven research opens new pathway for the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease

08 Jan 2013

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Imperial scientists receive over €25M from European Research Council

08 Jan 2013

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Young ETH Zurich researchers show entrepreneurial spirit

08 Jan 2013

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US Patent Office seeks comments on small claims proposal

Would it be a good idea to have a small claims court for faster, less expensive handling of patent disputes? The US Patent and Trademark Office asks for public comments

20 Dec 2012

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Plotting the shifts in Europe’s innovation ecosystem

Academics, SMEs and large companies are doing much more research in partnership. Science|Business looks back at some of the highlights of the move to open innovation in 2012, and the policy initiatives that are supporting this

20 Dec 2012

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The party chatter: A long, cold year ahead for EU R&D funding

2013 promises more delay and infighting over the role of Brussels in European research and innovation. Our pledge: To keep up the pressure for a speedy resolution to disputes over future R&D funding

20 Dec 2012

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European cell therapy pioneer makes further advance

This week TiGenix reported positive safety data for its stem cell therapy for rheumatoid arthritis. The news highlights the potential of regenerative medicine as Science|Business publishes a special report examining how Europe can build on its leading position in this fast-paced field of research

19 Dec 2012

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New INSEAD book offers breakthrough insights to win global innovation challenge

18 Dec 2012

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New ideas for managing scarce resources and energy

Report of a high-level academic policy debate on resource innovation, containing key ideas and recommendations on how to manage scarce resources and energy in Europe.

18 Dec 2012

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ETH-Zurich: Clever gene construct combats metabolic syndrome

18 Dec 2012

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Chalmers: Advanced brain investigations can become better and cheaper

18 Dec 2012

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Karolinska: New antibiotic could defeat MRSA

18 Dec 2012

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Expect more rejected patents under new U.S. patent law - despite attempted reform

A bill proposing “technical amendments” to the American Invents Act is silent on the approaching problem of “secret prior art”

18 Dec 2012

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Experts debate the future of stem cells

Europe is currently a world leader in the fundamental science underpinning regenerative medicine and cell therapy, and in its therapeutic use and regulation. But how can Europe build on its leading position?

17 Dec 2012

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James Stirling to be Imperial College’s first Provost

13 Dec 2012

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US Patent Law Treaties Implementation Act is passed

Once in force the Act will streamline international registration of industrial designs

13 Dec 2012

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Don’t let the knowledge society dilute research quality in Europe’s universities

ETI invests £15.5M in new turbine blade design with Blade Dynamics

Karolinska Institutet receives multi-million donation for cardiovascular research

Webinar: How Europe can build on its leading position in regenerative medicine

Leuven research opens new pathway for the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease

Imperial scientists receive over €25M from European Research Council

Young ETH Zurich researchers show entrepreneurial spirit

US Patent Office seeks comments on small claims proposal

Plotting the shifts in Europe’s innovation ecosystem

The party chatter: A long, cold year ahead for EU R&D funding

European cell therapy pioneer makes further advance

New INSEAD book offers breakthrough insights to win global innovation challenge

New ideas for managing scarce resources and energy

ETH-Zurich: Clever gene construct combats metabolic syndrome

Chalmers: Advanced brain investigations can become better and cheaper

Karolinska: New antibiotic could defeat MRSA

Expect more rejected patents under new U.S. patent law - despite attempted reform

Experts debate the future of stem cells

James Stirling to be Imperial College’s first Provost

US Patent Law Treaties Implementation Act is passed

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