CERN opened the doors of his headquarters in Geneva, exclusively to Euronews, and showed us some of the services that are essential cogs in the scientific machine when it comes to unlocking the secrets of our universe.

Scientists are studying biomarkers in the droppings of rhinos in an effort to save the species.

Exposure to air pollution may impede cognitive ability as people become older, with less-educated men the worst affected, a new study has found.

Drone captures first ever images of jungle group.

Inside the millions of containers arriving in Europe, there are also illegal goods such as weapons, drugs or radioactive materials. How to make customs controls more effective without slowing down unloading operations? An answer comes from the C-Bord project.

A European research project is using a robot to boldly go where no one has potentially gone before. An underwater sphere stuffed to the gills with technology is capable of entering a mine, mapping it and returning on its own.

According to some data, 85% of productivity growth in modern developed economies is the direct result of innovation

'Futuris' went to Finland for a demonstration of an innovative device developed by European researchers

Researchers are seeking solutions because propylene glycol, used to de-ice planes, is a pollutant that harms the environment

An extension to the French National Sea Centre in Calais allows the building to house one of the largest water tanks in the world holding the equivalent of four Olympic swimming pools

The EU is pursuing cutting-edge research with the international 'Extreme Light Infrastructure' (ELI) project. As part of the groundbreaking work, the world's most powerful laser is being built

The ELI Beamlines centre in the Czech Republic is building the most powerful laser in the world

When you board an airplane for a flight, do you ever consider what it is made of?

Biologists across Europe have been carrying out detailed research to find out how effective Butanext, a biofuel from wheat straw, could be to replace finite fossil fuels.

How much plastic ends up in our rivers? And what are the effects on our health and the environment? A group of Italian citizens and scientists have come together to try to answer these questions.

Armed with what looks like a small army of autonomous robots, a European research team are finding new ways to explore the seafloor.