Research Review

Belgian MEP Philippe Busquin tells Sarah Collins why European research needs to step up its game

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The innovative medicines initiative will bring together research, industry and academia in a unique project that could lead to treatments for a wide range of maladies, says Françoise Grossetête

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CORDIS tells the Parliament Magazine how EU funding is creating a generation of world-leading internet users

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The only way to secure EU support for research in the food industry is to transform the way we communicate, says Jan Maat

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Breast cancer may not be just a genetic disease exacerbated by lifestyle, says Andreas Kortenkamp – it could also be caused by exposure to chemicals

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The pressure is on to find alternative methods to animal testing, says Elke Anklam, as the cosmetics directive deadlines loom

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Cars can be totally ‘decarbonised’ by 2050 if we make more efficient choices in the short term, explains Julia King

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Alojz Peterle, pilot and MEP, explains how he’s gliding high with minimal noise or air pollution

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Cultural stereotypes often discourage women from taking up science careers, according to Britta Thomsen

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With a slew of information now available to both doctor and patient, says Milan Cabrnoch, we need to ensure this data is properly organised

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Philip S Green has just been crowned best non-EU inventor for giving surgeons a unique level of control over their operations. Matt Williams reports

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EU enterprise chief Günter Verheugen was in Slovenia in May to underline what he sees as the missing link between research and innovation. Sarah Collins reports

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The broader bioenergy debate must not be swallowed up by a discussion of biofuels alone, argues Jacqueline McGlade

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How can we dedicate land to biofuel production when 25,000 people are dying from hunger each day, asks Alain Lipietz

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Two months ahead of a new communication on international research cooperation, Sarah Collins reports on the current state of affairs

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Prolonging the EU’s research cooperation agreement with India is desirable to iron out the few shortcomings it has, writes Christian Ehler

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Sarah Collins explores the changing nature of the EU’s research ties with China

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