Gemma Ludgate, Partner at Burges Salmon, explains how the Hillsborough Law is set to change public inquiries, inquests and ...

Aarthi Janakiraman at the Everest Group, explores the role of soil in carbon storage, agricultural resilience, and business ...

Health and social care leaders in Northern Ireland have set out three key priorities they want political parties to address ...

Welcome to the October edition of Open Access Government, featuring expert commentary from leaders and changemakers in health, research, and innovation.

Menstrual tracking apps have become a popular way for women and girls to monitor their periods, symptoms, fertility and overall well-being ...

The European Commission has launched a new €230 million research and innovation call under Horizon Europe. Published on 2 ...

High Tide Consulting discusses the evolving cybersecurity landscape and the impact of the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill ...

Harvey Dhillon, the Founder and CEO of Zmartly, states that the resilience of Europe's tourism will be determined by the back ...

The government is fast-tracking plans to reform England and Wales’ criminal courts as it tries to tackle a case backlog and ...

Open Access Government reflects on data and efforts from concerning the prevalence and care of mental health disorders among ...

Although Europe’s biotechnology sector shows strong potential for scientific breakthroughs, researchers say it needs more ...

The UK government has accepted all 44 recommendations from the National Commission into the Regulation of AI in Healthcare ...