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Open science: science without borders
Science is no longer adhering only to national borders and […]
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The nature of work in the digitised workplace
Digitisation is a rapidly developing area full of opportunity for […]
Bringing together startup ecosystems for sustainable development: lessons from the Europe-India Innovation Partnership
From the transition to a carbon neutral economy to food […]
Governance dynamics of the Dutch Regional Energy Strategy
There is a need to understand the increasingly complex governance […]
The challenge of creating key performance indicators for international development funding
A central challenge in developing KPIs lies in creating indicators […]
Technopolis Group big and open data capabilities
At Technopolis, we understand and support the policy drive for […]
Lessons learnt from the IAMHRF Global Study on Mental Health Research Funding
Health research is a global undertaking with worldwide significance. Research […]
Future scenarios for the scholarly publishing system
Traditionally, academic knowledge is published in academic journals, generally published […]
Skills of the future, the future of skills: an analysis
Due to technological, demographic and market changes, the EU labour […]
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20 years on: did the EU Orphan Regulation deliver on its promises?
In 2000, European Member States adopted the ‘EU Orphan Regulation’. […]
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Lessons for introducing bioeconomy in Latin America
On behalf of the Inter-American Development Bank, Technopolis performed a […]
Understanding Horizon Europe Developments
The shape of Horizon Europe, the new framework programme on […]
Technopolis at the forefront of international cooperation on research and innovation
How Technopolis supports this in Latin America, Caribbean, Africa and […]
Transforming African countries’ economy: the case of Côte d’Ivoire
The vast majority of National Development Plans in Africa advocate […]
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Innovation Policy in Africa: Catching-up or Leapfrogging ahead?
For the last five to ten years, the African continent […]
