The Ecosystem: can the EU's longest river be its largest innovation valley? | Science

Pitching the regions along Danube as a single innovation valley is a seductive idea, but the reality is more challenging. A report released at the inaugural Danube Tech Summit in December shows that investment and start-up activity is heavily skewed towards the Danube’s source, in Bavaria and Austria, falling off dramatically downstream.

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