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An international agency should be set up to coordinate moves to combat global warming, says John Browne, former chief executive of oil giant BP.

The European Commission has laid out a new strategy for financing the parlous Galileo global positioning system and getting the European Institute of Technology off the ground.

Animal models of human disease are the foundation stone of drug development. Now new data show they routinely overstate how effective drugs are.

The EU has launched a €400 million joint programme with EUREKA countries to finance R&D partnerships with SMEs.

An EU project to develop a new computer-aided system for the early phase of aircraft design has begun under the leadership of the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden.

Companies from the US and Japan are investing and launching partnerships in France to take advantage of its nanotechnology expertise.

The multidisciplinary nature of research in nanosciences and nanotechnologies will result in a sharp increase in European funding, the Commission has said.

If the UK government truly believes universities are central not only to the economy, but the fabric of society, it must set them free, says Professor Rick Trainor, President of Universities UK.

It may come near the top of international rankings for its innovation performance, but Nokia’s top research manager thinks Denmark still needs to do better.

Systems biology involves a fundamental change in approach to biological research. Is Europe ready to handle it?