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EU research lobbies team up to ask for R&D budget boost

Diamond Open Access: Global Paradigm Shift in Scholarly Publishing

Rise of far right 'will hurt Europe's research' | Times Higher Education (THE)

Mari Sundli Tveit says academia depends on ‘openness, cross-border cooperation and mobility’

ERC wants doubled budget for Horizon successor | Times Higher Education (THE)

Next EU framework programme should also deliver significant uplift in ERC spending, says funder

HORIZON BLOG: European R&D policy newsbytes

Horizon Europe is well underway, but the world of European R&D policy goes well beyond the confines of the €95.5 billion R&D programme. EU climate, digital, agriculture and regional policies all have significant research and innovation components. National governments often come up with new R&D policies, decide to fund new research avenues, and set up international cooperation deals. This blog aims to keep you informed on all of that and more. If you have any tips, please email them at news@sciencebusiness.net.

Belgium sets out priorities for last EU presidency of this term

Technology sovereignty, international cooperation and translation of research to market are on the menu, for Belgium’s tail-end presidency of the EU from January to June next year, as the clock ticks down to the June 6 – 9 elections.

Canada association raises questions over who controls Horizon Europe

Last week, Canada became the latest non-European country to announce it will join Horizon Europe, the EU’s €95 billion research and innovation programme.

Ehler calls for a united front to deliver a strong budget for the next EU research programme

Christian Ehler MEP is calling on research stakeholders across the EU to unite in the fight for a strong budget for Framework programme 10 (FP10), as MEPs celebrate clawing back an extra €80 million for Horizon Europe in 2024.

A new wave of support musters in the push for open access publishing

A new push for a more equitable scientific publishing system is in the making as the proponents of ‘diamond’ open access - under which neither authors or readers would pay the publishers – weigh up joining forces in a global federation.

Could new 'narrative' CVs transform research culture?

Funders are turning to a format that probes societal impact and acknowledges contributions from non-academic colleagues. Funders are turning to a format that probes societal impact and acknowledges contributions from non-academic colleagues.