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European Innovation Council should “rebalance” public and private funding, says EU-Life
Initiative is intended to help improve researcher assessment
Proportion of projects producing breakthroughs has been consistent as budget has increased, funder reports
Survey aims to increase job satisfaction and improve research reproducibility
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Scheme will track Ireland’s goal of all publicly funded research becoming open access by 2030
Funds will subsidise 80 per cent of course fees for around 14,000 students
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Higher education law revokes powers over study locations and introduces stricter rules on cheating
Danish researchers to lead a drive to defend academic freedom
RPN Live: Funders, universities and publishers need to coordinate better to tackle misconduct, say panellists
This week: a literacy and numeracy boost, agriculture innovation and a scheme for female researchers
Nuclear research programme will consider public-private partnership to build fusion power plant in Europe
Association’s president stresses that this year’s EuroScience Open Forum conference will still go ahead
Sharing laws and protocols will enable researchers to access health data from across EU
This week: new academy members, funds for women’s health and UN summit on gender equality
Dutch innovation agency calls for more research into how employers use data and algorithms
National Growth Fund could be cut, leaving a hole in research budgets
Korean ministerial visit to Brussels could bring announcement on EU R&D programme, says official
This week: economics and social studies call, new board for evaluation agency, Italy-US AI collaboration
Student survey shows gender-based violence is rife
EU’s Joint Research Centre hails progress in replacing, reducing and refining use of laboratory animals
Rules are intended to support artificial intelligence innovations while keeping them aligned with European values
Nation will contribute £35 million through to 2027 to boost “British leadership” in semiconductor R&D
This week: robotics research, Paris-Saclay is leaderless, biotech leader poised for move to Inserm
Learned society joins fight against research budget reductions
Outpost of European Institute of Innovation and Technology “will connect EU and UK ecosystems”
Pharmaceutical association worries EU plans on sharing health data are being rushed through before election
Amiad will house 300 technical and research staff, as well as a dedicated supercomputer
Commission given mandate to negotiate on Switzerland joining EU’s research and innovation programme
This week: training overseas experts, improving diversity and tackling post-Covid student stress
Research collaborations could result in fines or imprisonment
Report suggests South Korea will associate to EU research and innovation programme in 2025
Revised text highlights budget shortage and climate spending failure in EU’s research and innovation programme
Growth of 7 per cent in German R&D expenditure continues long-term trend
Unesco analysis says 1,443 scientific buildings have been damaged or destroyed by Russian invasion
“Biggest threat to gender equality is myth that we have achieved it,” says university rector
Government wants Switzerland to remain “internationally competitive” through research, innovation and education