The future of scientific progress and knowledge in the EU looks young but precarious.
At the start of their research careers, Europeans with a bachelor's and master's degree face different forms of insecurity depending on which member state they are in.
In the EU's less research-intensive countries poor salaries, low public-private investment and a lack of formal contracts prevail, while in those with more research activity there is high competition among candidates for a permane...
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Paula joined EUobserver in January 2023 and left for Euronews in 2024. Previously she worked for the Spanish online newspaper El Confidencial, where she covered mainly economic and financial affairs.