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Draft Council of EU text encourages linked-up fund planning to address auditor concerns

Call comes ahead of planned EU pharmaceutical strategy

Agreements across Africa, America, Asia and Europe will support open access, publisher says

Sector awaiting next steps after von der Leyen and Sunak agree on Northern Ireland protocol
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Solidarity with war-torn country must be expressed through funding and action, says German exchange service

Catholic leader spoke with Max Planck Society president about tackling global challenges

This week: a social innovations programme, fungal research, and efforts to reduce animal experiments
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News, opinion, funding insight, and more in the latest issue of Research Europe

“Historic” agreement clears the path for association to EU science programmes, says European Commission president

Downgrading Forskningsrådet’s size could lead to a lack of expertise and representation, group body warns

Change of rules means 30 per cent of students could lose right to accommodation

This week: Swedish development funding, a Danish research prize and international science in Finland

Bodies say complexity of EU R&D programme hampering quality of proposals and opportunities for outsiders

Use of funding mode will be trialled with European Research Council Advanced Grants

Academics now working abroad praise access to safe environments, resources and new opportunities

How the NIH uses the US government’s billions to shape the world of biomedical research

Universities and science academy say EU research programme needs greater backing and diversity

Almost half of awards for established researchers went to women

This week: open science, digital twins and new members at the Society of Arts

Funding increased by 12.5 per cent as Spanish government bids to “rescue science from precariousness”

National Centre for Research and Development promises “full cooperation” with inspection

Science Europe says research programme now focuses too much on economic impact and global competition

Velux Stiftung offers project grants in an eclectic range of subjects linked to daylight

Pilot instrument for institutions set to launch in 2023-24, but member states express doubts

Researchers struggle to take advantage of initiative to boost participation in underdeveloped research countries

International cooperation and solidarity can give postwar reconstruction sound foundations, says Oksana Seumenicht

Expert says Swedish presidency’s push to abolish article-processing charges shows concerns about controversial model

Researchers from Ukraine reflect on 12 months of conflict and their hopes for the future

Policies to counter nepotism influence evaluation processes and attitudes to reform, says John Whitfield

Experts welcome Commission’s new engagement with China topics but warn of potential downsides

Rebuilding Ukraine’s research sector can spark a brighter future

The funder supporting foundational research in dermatology

Back page gossip from the 23 February issue of Research Europe

Government shocks sector by cancelling budget for Horizon membership

This week: academic publishing, sexual harassment, university alliances and more

This week: Taiwanese links, shortlisted projects and anger at a CNRS site sale

CEA stakes claim as France’s leading innovation agency

Scheme to provide entrepreneurial skills training to researchers and support early-stage startups