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Delft: Bioprocess pilot facility for bio-research

16 May 2012

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ESADE launches pioneering research using neuroscience

16 May 2012

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Policy overkill

The EU’s innovation policy isn’t working effectively to produce economic benefits. A more streamlined and simplified system is needed to catalyse growth, says a new report from Ernst and Young

16 May 2012

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INSEAD and Delta Partners define core 20 growth markets for global telecom industry

16 May 2012

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UCL developes new humanised antibodies to treat cancer

16 May 2012

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Warwick scientists uncover potential treatment for painful side effect of diabetes

16 May 2012

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Call for extra funding for SMEs left behind by Horizon 2020

The European Commission should shift funding towards smaller enterprises that cannot participate in Horizon 2020, says the European Parliament’s rapporteur on a new SME initiative

10 May 2012

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Aalto research: Effective knowledge transfer and creation promote internationalisation in SMEs

10 May 2012

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How Europe can inspire and support more breakthroughs in basic research

Research funding bodies must foster risk-taking, be more tolerant of errors, allow for changes in direction - and give scientists the time to develop new ideas, says Wilhelm Krull

10 May 2012

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New Summer Research School in nanomedicine at Karolinska

09 May 2012

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Cambridge spin-out Eight19 begins organic solar trails in Africa

09 May 2012

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UCL wins contract to help internationalise the internet

09 May 2012

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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

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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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Delft: Bioprocess pilot facility for bio-research

ESADE launches pioneering research using neuroscience

Policy overkill

INSEAD and Delta Partners define core 20 growth markets for global telecom industry

UCL developes new humanised antibodies to treat cancer

Warwick scientists uncover potential treatment for painful side effect of diabetes

Call for extra funding for SMEs left behind by Horizon 2020

Aalto research: Effective knowledge transfer and creation promote internationalisation in SMEs

How Europe can inspire and support more breakthroughs in basic research

New Summer Research School in nanomedicine at Karolinska

Cambridge spin-out Eight19 begins organic solar trails in Africa

UCL wins contract to help internationalise the internet

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

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