Research Review

Despite the potential of hydrogen and fuel cell technology, the EU has yet to encourage large-scale investment in the area. Matt Williams reports

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The EU’s chemicals agency has been in business for three months. Geert Dancet tells Sarah Collins it’s working well so far

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Building a hydrogen-based economy means major investment in infrastructure, says Janez Potocnik, but it’s worth it to reap the benefits of clean energy

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Cat Gale tells Sarah Collins that computer simulation is the way forward for medical research

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Julian Hale finds out how the ESA’s new earth explorer satellite will help uncover gravity’s effects on ocean circulation and sea levels

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The Large Hadron Collider has finally been switched on, generating much excitement and speculation, but what happens next? Matt Williams reports

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EFSA’s recent scientific opinion on cloned animals raises broader ethical issues beyond the organisation’s remit, says David Carlander

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With the first EU-funded regional research projects due to be shown during the Committee of the Regions’ open days event, CORDIS looks at new funding opportunities available

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The Aurora Borealis research ship will be the only vessel capable of drilling into the world’s deepest and most inhospitable places, says Nicole Biebow

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Podcars can offer the comfort of private vehicles without the responsibility of actually having to do the driving, says Björn Olsson. And they’re environmentally friendly, too

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Buses have not undergone the kind of design renaissance that cars have, says Umberto Guida, and it’s about time they were brought up to speed

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With extensive structural changes expected within the scientific community over the next few years, research managers and administrators are set to play a more demanding role, as Brian Johnson reports

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ESFRI’s Carlo Rizzuto believes the commission’s legal framework for major research facilities could form an important link between private and public funding. Sarah Collins reports

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The EIT opened for business with the inaugural meeting of its governing board last week in Budapest. Sarah Collins reports

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