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But EU institution says increased cooperation requires ‘rebalancing of relations’

Joint Research Centre report says lack of political response can undermine trust

President’s commitment to science and return of United States to international cooperation fuels R&D optimism

Portugal’s science minister Manuel Heitor wants his country’s EU presidency to help researchers cross borders
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Almost 150 European parliamentarians ask European Commission to explore options for the two nations

Aerospace giants Thales and Airbus land contracts to build satellites for navigation system

Project remains complicated and distracted by politics, warns Jean-Claude Burgelman

Non-EU nationals residing in the UK are no longer eligible to hold .eu domain name

Workshop participants say contributions, expectations and motivations of players must be spelt out

European Medicines Agency insists regulatory process was not rushed, amid reports it was under pressure

Germany-led Bonn Declaration still missing signatures despite end-2020 target

Earth observation lead Josef Aschbacher says he will do everything possible to deliver programme missions

Academies network advising European Commission is mulling ways to strengthen its communication and outreach

Agreement on budget flexibility and themes for innovation network expected soon, MEP says

Demo project heading into ‘conceptual design phase’ following expert review

What the next 12 months have in store for European research policy

Move means no more EU funding for British participation in cross-border European Universities Initiative

Lack of coordination hampered projects for European Open Science Cloud, its executive board says

Company’s chief executive calls for collaboration on open science, but against ‘green’ publishing route

Regulatory approval could come as soon as 29 January

Europe’s particle physics laboratory agrees deals with Elsevier and Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

Nasa-led space station to orbit the moon with at least one European-made module

European research infrastructures should prepare for ‘years’ of Covid-19 adaptations, says report on October survey

European Medicines Agency has recommended that the vaccine be rolled out

Acquisition worth $298m fuels worries over dominance by big publishers but steps up open-access drive

Portugal’s science minister Manuel Heitor tells Research Professional News about his country’s plans

Recognition means researchers can comply with Plan S by publishing in the 160 transitioning journals

Early career researcher initiative intended to join other academy networks in EU Scientific Advice Mechanism

Regulator says it expects more clinical trial results in January

New EU presidency to provide support for Horizon Europe partnerships and European Research Area

Voluntary agreement supports Sustainable Development Goals developed by United Nations

Cell, Methods and Brain Research among publications seeking ‘transformative journal’ status under open-access push

Budget includes €48.2 billion on regional development and €2.7bn for Erasmus+

Iter fusion programme gets €5.6 billion while Euratom receives €1.4bn

€70 million ship intended to conduct multidisciplinary research

Investigation of 17 November crash confirms cause was rocket’s final-stage thruster

Satellite office will ensure EU funds can flow to intergovernmental body despite Brexit