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Linnar Viik, the Estonian involved in the launch of Skype, has been selected to the 18-strong board of the nascent European Institute of Innovation and Technology.

Connect national research programmes into one huge, coordinated joint programme with the view to solving common problems, suggests the Commission.

After frowning on the idea of avoiding patent litigation through arbitration, the European Commission appears to have changed its mind.

Four university researchers who cast off the cosy embrace of academe at a fringe meeting at the ESOF conference in Barcelona this week.

The cultural divide between academe and industry remains a stubborn obstacle to effective collaboration. How can this divide be navigated?

Higher education institutions are becoming increasingly influential in the UK knowledge economy according to the latest survey for the academic year 2006-2007.

In the second quarter of 2008, 115 Israeli high-tech companies raised 17 per cent less than in the same period last year.

The German Research Foundation DFG and the German Science Council have outlined their views on the further development of the Excellence Initiative.