'Our little girl, 2, has childhood dementia - it's every parent's worst nightmare'
The parents of a toddler with childhood dementia are advocating for government funding for research into a cure for her rare condition.
Funding for populist-right ‘media-political complex’ exceeded £170m in five years, research finds
Research by Labour MP Liam Byrne reveals that over £170 million was allocated to the UK’s populist right, involving media and political entities funded by billionaires.
The USA will not finance research on fetal tissues. Science loses, politics gains a symbol
The U.S. government's decision to halt funding for research involving fetal tissues has sparked debates about ethics and its implications for biomedical science.
Korea Cyber University Selected for Core Technology Research Project in Defense AI
Korea Cyber University has been chosen for a significant research project aimed at developing core technologies in defense AI, receiving government funding for a three-year study starting March 2026.
Korea Cyber University Selected for Construction AI Innovation Research Project
Korea Cyber University has been selected for a research project aiming to enhance AI technology in the construction sector, receiving funding from the Ministry of Science and ICT.
Post-Infectious Decade: How Bär's Ministry Slowed Long Covid Research
Documents suggest that the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research, led by Dorothee Bär, has been obstructing funding initiatives for Long Covid research despite publicly promoting a substantial investment of half a billion euros.
Post-infectious Decade: No Interest in Long Covid
Germany's Federal Research Minister announced a National Decade against post-infectious diseases with a significant funding commitment, but documents suggest the ministry did not support this initiative.
Finnish Humor Research Receives 3.6 Million Euros in Funding
A Finnish research project examining humor has been granted 3.6 million euros by Business Finland, involving universities and companies to explore humor as a measurable competitive advantage.
World Universities Prepare to Welcome Migrant Scientists from the United States
Universities worldwide are preparing to welcome scientists migrating from the United States as a result of policies from the Trump administration that have impacted scientific research funding.
University Funding: Excellence Universities: Germany is "incredibly attractive"
Germany's excellence universities retain their status, promising significant impacts on research and international competitiveness.
For seven years: All ten excellence universities will continue to be funded
Germany's ten excellence universities will receive renewed funding for another seven years starting January 1, 2027, emphasizing their role as models in research and education.
Members of Parliament approved the budget, released funds for roads, research, or sports
Czech lawmakers have approved a new budget that allocates funding for infrastructure, research, and sports initiatives.
Former Chief Economic Advisor: Research Shows How Wealth Tax Changes Behavior
The article discusses the implications of a proposed wealth tax in Denmark and suggests that it may not be effective in increasing equality or funding welfare due to behavioral changes among the wealthy.
Open registrations: notice offers support of up to R$ 500,000 for projects connecting climate and economy
Registrations opened for a funding notice in Brazil that offers up to R$ 500,000 for research projects linking climate change and the economy.
Scientists warn government funding for medical research 'isn't keeping pace'
Scientists in Australia are raising concerns that government funding for medical research is insufficient, leading to an exodus of researchers from the field due to financial constraints.
Ayuso cuts 246 million from expected science funding after agreement with rectors
The Madrid regional government has reduced science funding by 246 million euros, impacting research despite agreements to increase budgets for salaries and operating expenses at universities.
Economic returns on investments in universities, polytechnics below expectations – FG
The Nigerian Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, Uche Nnaji, stated that the economic returns on research investments in universities and polytechnics are lower than anticipated despite significant funding efforts.
A Russian historian living in Latvia leads a Kremlin-funded research on 'Russophobia'
A Russian historian in Latvia has been linked to a Kremlin-funded project that investigates 'Russophobia' as documents reveal attempts to secure funding after sanctions were imposed in 2023.
A Russian historian living in Latvia leads a Kremlin-funded research on 'Russophobia'
The article investigates Russian historian Engels's activities in Latvia, revealing his attempts to secure Kremlin funding for his projects, which may violate Latvian sanctions.
How much for foreign prestige? China says no to some Western science journal fees
China's research body has prohibited the use of government funds for publishing in certain high-fee Western science journals, signaling a shift in policy regarding international academic prestige.
124 billion yen support for Tokyo University of Science recognized as a top-tier university; Minister expresses regret over China’s list
The Japanese Ministry of Education announced a 12.4 billion yen funding for the Tokyo University of Science, now recognized as a top-tier research university, while expressing regret about its designation as a dual-use entity by China.
Rikard Hjorth Warlenius: Why Swedish Researchers Are Forced to Engage in Wasted Work
Rikard Hjorth Warlenius argues that the current research funding system in Sweden leads to substantial wasted efforts by researchers and advocates for direct funding to universities.
Italy: The European Public Prosecutor's Office requested the arrest of 16 researchers
The European Public Prosecutor's Office has requested the arrest of 16 Italian researchers and professionals involved in technology who allegedly misused EU funds for personal benefits.
Scientific Research at Polish Universities
Scientific research results in Poland are increasingly finding practical applications in various sectors rather than remaining confined to academic publications.
Probable resistance of the barraganete to ‘Fusarium’ R4T
The article discusses the necessity for enhanced research funding and political proposals to combat Fusarium R4T affecting the banana and plantain sectors in Ecuador.
Perla Wahnón, President of Scientists: "By not protecting it, Spanish knowledge ends up exploited by foreign powers"
Perla Wahnón, an eminent physicist and president of a scientific organization in Spain, urges the government to increase research funding to prevent foreign exploitation of Spanish knowledge.
Epstein and the Scientists
The article discusses the connections between Jeffrey Epstein and various scientists, highlighting how his funding of research projects was often severed following his legal troubles.
Who Is Not Funding This Antarctic Expedition?
The article discusses America's changing commitment to polar research amid increasing concerns over rising sea levels.
Medicine between the laboratory and the market: Who writes and funds medical studies?
The article discusses the skepticism surrounding the pharmaceutical and food industry funding of medical research and the evolution of medical research practices over the years.
Kadri Aavik: Project-based Research Imposes a Double Burden on Female Scientists
Kadri Aavik discusses the challenges faced by female scientists in Estonia, highlighting the disparity in academic progression compared to their male counterparts.
[Video] Instead of a gag, a high five... President Yoon at the KAIST graduation ceremony: "Challenge freely"
President Yoon at KAIST's graduation ceremony encouraged students to face challenges boldly and promised government support for research funding.
President Yoon visits KAIST: 'I won’t let research stop due to lack of funds... Trust the government and take challenges'
President Yoon Suk-yeol reassures researchers at KAIST that the government will ensure adequate funding to prevent research stoppage and emphasizes the importance of trust in pursuing challenges in innovation.
Seeking Applicants for Research Support on the Busan Democratic Uprising
The Busan Democratic Uprising Memorial Foundation is calling for applications for research support until next month to foster academic research and the next generation in the field of modern Korean democratization movements related to the uprising.
The fight against hepatitis in Africa hangs in the balance due to U.S. cuts: closed clinics, fewer tests, and canceled research
U.S. funding cuts are severely impacting the battle against hepatitis in Africa, leading to closed clinics and reduced testing capabilities.
Scientific Practice: A Spam Filter for Research
The article discusses the prevalence of 'paper mills' that sell fake studies to researchers aiming to inflate their publication records in order to gain prestige and funding in academia.
The Academic Friends on Epstein: He Had Money
Jeffrey Epstein cultivated friendships with elite academics, using his financial influence to connect with top researchers and garner their support.
Universities and Research, Bernini Freezes the Left: "Let's Solve the Problems Created by You"
Italian University Minister Anna Maria Bernini responds to leftist criticisms about educational funding cuts by highlighting an increase in funding since 2019.
Without a clear direction, Brazil's scientific power has little impact
Brazil is recognized as a major producer of scientific knowledge, yet it lacks significant impact in research.
Gunhild Stordalen's EAT Foundation is to be dissolved: - We have succeeded in many ways
The EAT Foundation, founded by Gunhild Stordalen, has decided to dissolve its operations due to changes in international funding conditions, despite having achieved significant milestones in food, health, and sustainability research.
European subsidies: 'Other member states protect their businesses. In Greece, we always find an obstacle ahead of us'
Greece is set to conduct targeted research on the absorption of European subsidies by small and medium enterprises, identifying barriers preventing access to funding programs.
Rebecka Katz Thor: Humanistic researchers constantly live with a knife to their throat
Humanities researchers in Sweden face overwhelming competition for fixed positions, relying on constant applications for research funding to survive.
UK could ‘lose generation of scientists’ with cuts to projects and research facilities
Researchers warn that significant budget cuts to physics projects and research facilities in the UK may lead to the loss of a generation of scientists.
Aurelio Rojas, cardiologist, furious about public money to be allocated to Broncano
Cardiologist Aurelio Rojas expresses anger over public funds being allocated to pay entertainer Broncano instead of supporting researcher Mariano Barbacid.
POSTIMEHE FUND ⟩ The deadline for applications for the Postimehe book grant is approaching
The Postimehe Fund's application deadline for the Jaan Tõnisson-named book grant, aimed at supporting research in the humanities or social sciences, is approaching, with submissions accepted until February 14, 2026.
New Fund: European Money for European Start-Ups
A new fund aims to support European start-ups, particularly in the Deep Tech sector, where high research costs often hinder innovation and growth.
A Spaniard leads a breakthrough that could accelerate the HIV vaccine
A Spanish scientist has made significant progress that could lead to accelerated development of an HIV vaccine, pending funding for human trials.
Defense Purposes Feasibility Study Prepared by LMT: Scientific Research for Defense Needs and National Security
The feasibility study indicates that existing national measures primarily focus on individual stages of innovation or technology development and fail to facilitate targeted funding for research that builds a sustainable knowledge and technology base relevant to defense innovations.
The US Congress slashes Trump's brutal cuts in science
The US Congress has rejected President Trump's proposed severe cuts to science, research, and development budgets, maintaining nearly intact funding for key agencies like NASA and NSF.
EU Wastes on Pro-Islam Projects: 1.6 Million to Study the Hair of Muslim Women
The article discusses an EU-funded research project costing 1.6 million euros aimed at studying various aspects of Muslim women's hair, which has drawn criticism from Italian politician Silvia Sardone.
Trump’s Steep Science Budget Cuts to Be Turned Back by Congress
Congress is set to reverse significant budget cuts proposed by President Trump to scientific research funding.