Europe is wooing American researchers with funding as the Trump administration cancels grants https://t.co/Q0ICMIxvDF ...

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The next industrial revolution isn't being powered by coal or oil. This time, the most valuable resource is artificial intelligence. And while Silicon Valley often steals the headlines, Europe certainly isn't out of the race.From London to Leyon, Munich to Milan, a new generation of AI startups is emerging. But the money and the scale is often smaller. Last year, America's AI companies secured more than seven times the funding of their European rivals, and patents related to AI in the US outnumber those fro ...

Space Industry Funding & Investment - Global space economy investment from the public side reached approximately €100 billion last year [5] - The United States accounts for 60% of global public space investment, primarily through NASA and the Space Force [5] - Europe's share of global public space investment is 10%, a factor of six less than the US [5] - For every €1 invested in the Copernicus program, it brings back about €5 into the economy [3] European Space Agency (ESA) Strategy & Development - ESA is preparing for a major funding round in November, seeking increased investment from member states like Germany, France, and Italy [8][9] - ESA aims to foster a competitive space industry landscape in Europe, supporting both large and small companies [20] - ESA is shifting towards becoming an anchor customer for launch services, encouraging industry to develop innovative solutions [22][23] - ESA is developing a program for European resilience from space, focusing on security and defense needs [11] Industry Consolidation & Launch Capability - Airbus, Leonardo, and Thales are in discussions to merge their space businesses, potentially creating a very large company [18][19] - Europe needs more launch capability, exploring new launch services and aiming for new launchers to replace existing ones in the mid-next decade [21][26] - New European launch companies may emerge, but achieving reusability and heavy-lift capabilities like SpaceX will take time, potentially 10-15 years [24][25]

The next industrial revolution isn't being powered by coal or oil. This time, the most valuable resource is artificial intelligence. And while Silicon Valley often steals the headlines, Europe certainly isn't out of the race.From London to Leyon, Munich to Milan, a new generation of AI startups is emerging. But the money and the scale is often smaller. Last year, America's AI companies secured more than seven times the funding of their European rivals, and patents related to AI in the US outnumber those fro ...

Well, there's a proposed cut in the president's budget for 2026 that's quite substantial. I think on the order of $17 billion, but for this year, the NIH is very far behind their spending goals. And so, they're about $2.3% billion right now behind where they would normally be if they were spending the budget that was allocated for 2025.And this is going to set up a difficult situation towards the end of the year. either NIH is going to have to spend that money out money, which means they're going to have to ...

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