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ViewAI’s next frontier in research is managing projects

Automating steering and coordination can free up human expertise, say Henry Sauermann and Maximilian Köhler

ViewUniversities must do more to help researchers help society

Infrastructure and incentives for engaged research are still lacking, say Candice Carr Kelman and colleagues

ViewEurope’s future depends on a research renaissance

Shifting EU politics mustn’t undermine R&D, say Mari Sundli Tveit, Javier Moreno-Fuentes and Marcel Levi

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Back page gossip from the 20 June issue of Research Europe

ViewConstants amid change

Parliamentary continuity and a fresh look for Research Europe

ViewJudge open science by its outcomes, not its outputs

Counting publications does not build equity, integrity and value, say Ismael Rafols and Louise Bezuidenhout

ViewCern can’t brush off German objections to flagship project

Blunt refusal to fund next-generation particle accelerator should prompt lab to rethink, says John Womersley

ViewResearch funders have no excuse to shun volatile countries

Buffers against economic and political turbulence can be built into project support, says Hannah Ngugi

ViewDown to the count

The stakes are high for research as Europe goes to the polls

ViewInside out

Back page gossip from the 6 June issue of Research Europe

ViewFree Marie-Skłodowska Curie!

Brussels must give stellar early-career funding more autonomy, say Mattias Björnmalm and Manuel Heitor

ViewEurope must step up for scholars at risk

Support must evolve to meet growing threats to academic freedom, says Maike Didero

ViewIntelligent response

Research funders, as well as governments, need to step up on AI

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Back page gossip from the 23 May issue of Research Europe

ViewA more populist EU parliament bodes ill for researchers

Influx of far-right MEPs promises tighter purse strings and post-truth grandstanding, says John Whitfield

ViewJoining big science to society demands new career paths

Unconventional skills are needed to achieve research infrastructures’ potential, say Katharina Cramer and Nicholas Rüffin

ViewBallot boxing

The next MEPs need R&I—it’s time to ensure they know it

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Back page gossip from the 9 May issue of Research Europe

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Back page gossip from the 25 April issue of Research Europe

ViewCentre stage

Industrial policy has become a hot topic for the EU’s political big beasts

ViewEarma 2024: Enablers of research deserve professional recognition

Campaign to strengthen status of supporting roles will ensure research excellence, says Dipti Pandya

ViewEarma 2024: How we’re riding the AI wave

Handled carefully, large language models can transform research support, say Maéva Vignes and Lionel Jouvet

ViewEU showcase sets out bold ambitions for research spending

Commission’s R&D flagship was justifiably celebratory—now comes the hard part, says Daniel Spichtinger

ViewThree must-haves for the next framework programme

Research funding needs stability, balance and heft to meet Europe’s strategic goals, says Kamila Kozirog

ViewHome and away

To make the most of Horizon, universities must look inwards too

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Back page gossip from the 11 April issue of Research Europe

View‘Platinum’ agreement makes open access sustainable

Deal between publisher and libraries cuts through complexities of policy and pricing, says Claudia Heidrich

ViewWhy the AI act is a huge triumph and how we can make it work

Research provisions in pioneering EU tech legislation need careful handling, say Tatiana Panteli and colleagues

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Back page gossip from the 21 March issue of Research Europe

ViewA long time coming

Delays to Swiss association must not be repeated