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Imperial College forms new Institute of Chemical Biology

18 Nov 2010

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Cambridge: £20 million donation for physics research

18 Nov 2010

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KU Leuven: Zeo-Light team wins second place at the I2P world finals

18 Nov 2010

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EBAN sets out to encourage more women to become angel investors

18 Nov 2010

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EuropaBio: response to the Eurobarometer on Biotechnology 2010

18 Nov 2010

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Innovative companies – Going for broke? How to bridge the funding gap for SMEs

A vital part of the European Commission’s new Innovation Union strategy is to support new ways of helping small, innovative companies find the financing they need to get moving in the marketplace.

17 Nov 2010

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Energy Strategy

Smart grids, renewables and energy efficiency are put at the heart of the Commission’s ten-year strategy for a single, integrated EU energy market.

11 Nov 2010

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Beyond the vuvuzelas: How applying science to sport pushes innovation

Science plays an increasing role in sport - not just in training elite athletes - but in spreading health, social and economic benefits too.

11 Nov 2010

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Pass the baton

To fill the funding gaps, drug development must be a relay race, not a marathon, says biotech veteran Stephen Evans-Freke.

11 Nov 2010

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Belgian presidency fails again to get patent agreement

“There will never be unanimity on an EU patent” says Belgium’s Minister for Enterprise, after a specially-convened meeting of ministers fails to agree to the latest proposals.

11 Nov 2010

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Sixth Innovation Survey says more than half EU enterprises are innovative

Over half of companies and organisation from across industrial sectors are involved in innovation, according to the EU’s sixth annual survey of innovative activity.

11 Nov 2010

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EU opens €9 billion call for low carbon and renewable energy projects

The Commission has launched the first call for what it claims will be the world’s largest programme of investment in low carbon and renewable energy projects.

11 Nov 2010

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Technology transfer is not the motive for companies collaborating with universities

Management and business performance, rather than innovation, is the main focus for companies collaborating with universities, according to survey of UK businesses.

11 Nov 2010

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EU research network upgraded to 100 gbps as it marks tenth birthday

GÉANT, the pan-European research and education network, has announced it will be upgrading to 100 gigabits per second (Gbps) capacity on key routes.

11 Nov 2010

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Imperial College forms new Institute of Chemical Biology

Cambridge: £20 million donation for physics research

KU Leuven: Zeo-Light team wins second place at the I2P world finals

EBAN sets out to encourage more women to become angel investors

EuropaBio: response to the Eurobarometer on Biotechnology 2010

Innovative companies – Going for broke? How to bridge the funding gap for SMEs

Energy Strategy

Beyond the vuvuzelas: How applying science to sport pushes innovation

Pass the baton

Belgian presidency fails again to get patent agreement

Sixth Innovation Survey says more than half EU enterprises are innovative

EU opens €9 billion call for low carbon and renewable energy projects

Technology transfer is not the motive for companies collaborating with universities

EU research network upgraded to 100 gbps as it marks tenth birthday

Aalto: New method of fabricating non-reflecting and self-cleaning silicon and plastic surfaces

Kiel: Discovery of an anti-inflammatory substance

Advance in the fabrication of ordered monolayers in semiconducting polymers

Cambridge: Controller that improves user interface for 3D medical imaging workstations

Manchester: New material based on graphene could be an alternative to Teflon

Syntaxin raises £18M in third round to take acromegaly drug into clinic

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