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The EU must grasp the opportunity to get Europe on the front foot in scientific and technological innovation

In polarised times, it is critical that we take a nuanced approach to designing the next framework programme, FP10

Europe must not repeat the UK’s mistake by creating a monolithic central institute for artificial intelligence research

A long-term strategy is needed to ensure the sustainability of projects funded by Horizon Europe

EU research is a bed-rock to ‘Project EU’, forging countless relationships and friendships across Europe. This must be retained in FP10

For too long the EU has been chasing – too late – after US Big Tech. With the next Framework Programme, Europe should get ahead of the game and harness its own creativity

The European Commission is seeking comment on the idea of including dual-use, defence-related technologies in the next Framework Programme. The University of Bergen rector sees this as problematic

Innovation in regenerative agriculture needs a broad brush approach if economic and ecological benefits are to be accurately assessed. A new project aims to scale up to landscape level to enable this

The Horizon Europe Missions are facing a wave of criticism. But are the alleged flaws intrinsic to the missions concept, or are they the result of missteps in implementation that can be resolved? I believe it is the latter