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Plotting the shifts in Europe’s innovation ecosystem
Academics, SMEs and large companies are doing much more research in partnership. Science|Business looks back at some of the highlights of the move to open innovation in 2012, and the policy initiatives that are supporting this
Europe failing to reap returns, as its IP in key technologies is exploited by China and Japan
The EU must take action to translate expertise in key underpinning technologies such as biotechnology, photonics and nanotechnology into industry-powered growth, says EU Commissioner Antonio Tajani
ACES winner shows how magnetic particles can fight cancer
In one of the first clinical applications of magnetic nanoparticles to reach the market, Endomagnetics has developed a technology that offers a safer, cheaper way to detect whether breast tumours have spread
Regions and small countries need a Smart Specialisation strategy
Beyond measures to improve the framework conditions for innovation there is a need to concentrate resources in priority areas. Governments must let entrepreneurs show the way to these Smart Specialisations, says Dominique Foray
Don't miss the momentum of nanotechnology
Europe may be competitive in nanotech research, but it needs to pay more attention to commercialisation, says Aymeric Sallin, a venture capitalist who specialises in investing in this field
How to make a Silicon Valley in Europe
Too many initiatives in the European Union are blunted by lack of clarity. That can’t happen with cluster policy, says the Science|Business Innovation Board.
Nanotech Archive
Aalto University: Nominations open for the Millennium Technology Prize
Technology Academy Finland (TAF) has today called on universities, research institutes and industrial organisations from around the world to nominate...
Plotting the shifts in Europe’s innovation ecosystem
Academics, SMEs and large companies are doing much more research in partnership. Science|Business looks back at some of the highlights of the move to open innovation in 2012, and the policy initiatives that are supporting this
Chalmers researchers develop synthetic molecules to store solar energy

Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology and UC Berkeley have developed a system which can store solar energy...

Europe failing to reap returns, as its IP in key technologies is exploited by China and Japan
The EU must take action to translate expertise in key underpinning technologies such as biotechnology, photonics and nanotechnology into industry-powered growth, says EU Commissioner Antonio Tajani
Regions and small countries need a Smart Specialisation strategy
Beyond measures to improve the framework conditions for innovation there is a need to concentrate resources in priority areas. Governments must let entrepreneurs show the way to these Smart Specialisations, says Dominique Foray
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Innovation in Progress - Science|Business Network
Aalto University: Nominations open for the Millennium Technology Prize
Technology Academy Finland (TAF) has today called on universities, research institutes and industrial organisations from around the world to nominate candidates...
Chalmers researchers develop synthetic molecules to store solar energy
Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology and UC Berkeley have developed a system which can store solar energy in chemical bonds....
New Summer Research School in nanomedicine at Karolinska
This summer, the Swedish medical university Karolinska Institutet will be launching a summer research school in nanomedicine together with Peking University...
Horizon 2020: Special Coverage
Horizon 2020 Special Coverage
Events
Smarter Data for Europe: Live webcast with Vice-President Neelie Kroes
The development of ‘Big Data’ applications and e-infrastructure can stimulate a new wave of economic and social progress.
Park Royal, Brussels - 23 May 2013
Academic Enterprise Awards (ACES) 2013
The ACES - Academic Enterprise Awards - are the only pan-European awards for spin-out companies emerged from European universities and public...
European Parliament, Brussels - 04 June 2013
Innovation Intelligence
Unlocking the value of Personalised Healthcare in Europe
This new study shows ICT investments could cut healthcare costs for key ailments by more than 35%.
Bigger and Simpler: A short guide to the EU's €80 billion Horizon 2020 programme
A two-year political fight formally began in Brussels on 30 November with the publication of the European Commission's plan for Horizon 2020, its omnibus R&D programme. It promises less red tape, broader benefits, and more jobs and economic growth.
Biofuels: The Next Generation
Key ideas and recommendations to accelerate the deployment of sustainable biofuels have emerged at the second in a series of three high-level academic policy debates on the energy R&D challenge, The Energy Difference
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