Researchers and other advocates for science gathered at Stand Up for Science rallies around the US and the world to protest the Trump administration's cuts to scientific research.

Chair explains why Australian Research Council is rejecting defined splits between basic and applied funding.

White and Chinese reviewers “appeared to give higher scores to applicants that share their ethnicity”.

Draft 2026-27 work programme maintains focus on topics ranging from biodiversity to resilient farming.

Analysis finds ‘implausibly high’ numbers of papers from many top scientists.

In a new analysis, scholars publicly accused of sexual misconduct experienced a significant decrease in the rate at which other scholars cited their published research.

Efforts to keep implementation of the European Research Area (ERA) going continued this week with the publication of a second ERA policy agenda, covering the years 2025 to 2027.

While India’s decision is pending both sides agreed to launch joint R&D calls for projects worth €60 million.

In a new Trump era, Canadians are looking for partners, and since association to the EU’s Framework Programme, applications are up.

Research groups call for academic freedom to be protected amid mass firings and funding freezes

Science Europe pledges “unwavering support”, as European University Association leader calls for “step up”.

As the US and Russia hold controversial peace talks, Ukrainian research leaders want scientists back.

Centre-right leader Friedrich Merz is expected to become chancellor in a new coalition following election.

Leaked plans for climate research show EU will strive for more impact in final years of Horizon Europe.

At the annual AAAS conference in Boston, scientists and policy makers from around the world debate how to counter layoffs and cuts