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Scientists in China, Europe, India, and South Africa say uncertainty surrounding US research policies is beginning to reshape international scientific partnerships.
A new rule would give political appointees approval power over scientific grants, reduce support for international collaboration, limit funding for publication fees, and make other alterations to the funding review process.
International Mathematical Union endorses warning about tech industry influence.
Grant-awarding committees are dominated by men, but first-ever majority female cohort of academy fellows gives reason for hope.
The Open Research Funders Group (ORFG) just released its 2026 Funder Policy Landscape Analysis Report and Recommendations. This report analyses access-to-research policies of ORFG members and other private funders of open research and open outputs.
The retracted study on ChatGPT in education was already cited hundreds of times.
NIH, NASA grantees are confused and concerned amid agencies’ piecemeal communication.
Earlier this week, Politico Europe reported that the European Commission is planning to centralise departments responsible for the direct allocation of EU funding ahead of the start of the next EU multiannual budget in 2028.
The EU will officially launch its €5 billion investment fund for scaling up future European tech giants on June 3. Here are five things we know about the Scaleup Europe Fund so far.
Alliances could help strong institutions outside mainstream join Horizon consortia, says Nicolaus Copernicus University vice-rector.
The country has set bold ambitions to revamp its research sector, with experts on the ground saying steady improvement is being made.
China’s top leader has called for efforts to deepen international collaboration in basic science following a major funding boost that signals the government's strategic priorities for the next phase of its innovation drive.
Institutions from UK, New Zealand, Canada and Switzerland worry about being locked out of governance and sensitive calls
Analysis of more than 2,500 science stories revealed that men were quoted more often than women, highlighting systemic gender bias in science communication.
If not for money, disgruntled researchers from around the world might still come to Europe for a taste of academic freedom
Competitive funding is breaking down just a few years after it was set up using EU and World Bank money.
Being frozen out of Horizon Europe and Erasmus+ for over three years has taken its toll on the country’s academics.
