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The French nation wants to revitalise biomedical research, attract global talent, and become a leader in innovation.
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Scientists have found a way to get brain cancer cells to self-destruct
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Belgian scientists look to mass algae farming for future food reserves
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Italian researchers build first hydrogen-powered house in Europe
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Hong Kong's Science Park: the power of collaboration
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Can robots trick us by acting like humans?
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Can AI boost drug discovery? We're one big step closer
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Moderna seeks emergency approval for COVID vaccine in kids under 6
Moderna’s COVID vaccine is around 44 per cent effective for children aged 6 months to 2 years old, early clinical trial results show.
French minister calls for new EU vaccine funding agency after COVID
France’s industry minister said Europe could learn from a similar US agency which has funded private research into vaccines.
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UK signs new deal for 60 million doses of potential COVID-19 vaccine
The world’s wealthiest countries are pre-ordering hundreds of millions of doses of potential vaccines – but there is no certainty any of them will effectively protect against COVID-19.
European researchers in shock as EU leaders cut funds for innovation
EU leaders have slashed the Horizon 2020 funding destined for research and innovation — a decision deemed short-sighted by researchers for the future productivity and creativity of Europe.
Engineers and developers join forces in bid to find COVID-19 solutions
Meet the Lithuanian start-up developing an app that will link volunteers with elderly people in need during the coronavirus lockdown.
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At the International Chamber of Shipping, we recognise that we have to act, and that’s why, in December, we took steps to play our part in addressing the climate crisis. We submitted a proposal for a research and development (R&D) fund, the likes of which have never been seen before.
High-tech Start-Ups in Croatia: Rimac Automobili pushing electric car limits
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Rimac Automovili, just outside the capital Zagreb, has more than 600 employees, half of them are engineers, designing and building hyper sports cars as fast as a bullet train