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In a nailbiting vote on Wednesday, MEPs adopted a law on advanced therapies that includes treatments resulting from embryonic stem cell research.

The United States has long set the global standard as the model for innovation and entrepreneurship. But a new report by the venerable Kauffman Foundation says the cracks are showing.

Ernst & Young’s 21st annual analysis of the standing of the biotechnology industry shows grounds for cautious optimism as European biotech perked up after a miserable four years of restructuring.

The United Arab Emirates are leading a Gulf spending spree to invest their oil billions in science and technology – and Western universities are counting the rewards.

If the European Union favours innovation, as it claims, can we have some action on advanced therapies to prove it, please?

The 16 members of the Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe are to work together to strengthen European science, engineering and supercomputer technologies.

Finland and China have launched a joint cooperation programme for nanotechnology research and development, as a stepping stone to build a relationship in the field between China and the EU.

European Technology Platforms need to align national, regional and international activities with research agendas, says a new report.