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London 2012 will leave no lasting innovation legacy unless the UK gets serious about investing in sports science, writes Pete Wrobel.

For ACES winner Andrew Lynn, starting and running a successful business benefits from the essence of being a scientist: question everything and trust your gut.

For the first time in a decade, total R&D funding in the US is forecast to drop, but the decline is expected to prompt more international collaborations and research with dual benefits.

Nursing the global financial system back to health will not be the solution. Let science be the source of the green shoots of recovery, writes Nuala Moran.

The future of early-stage bioscience firms in the UK is in doubt and funding for start-ups has virtually ceased, says a report commissioned by the UK government.

The latest Innovation Scoreboard shows Europe is far short of its 2010 target of boosting R&D spending to 3 per cent of GDP.

The fourth quarter of 2008 was a hard time for anyone with ambitions of listing on one of Europe’s stock exchanges.

The UK and Indian governments are to fund a £9 million project to bring education, healthcare and early warning systems to remote areas in both countries.

DFG Science TV, the online television channel provided by the German Research Foundation, is to be continued following its successful launch last year.