AbstractThe growing sophistication, frequency and severity of cyberattacks targeting financial sector institutions highlight their inevitability and the impossibility of completely

protecting the integrity of critical computer systems. In this context, cyber-resilience offers an attractive complementary alternative to the existing cybersecurity [...]

Biomedical research and clinical practice have traditionally been focused on disease rather than health. We typically wait until people are sick before trying to cure their

disease or alleviate their symptoms, rather than actively supporting health and wellbeing in the absence of disease. [...]

AbstractAlzheimer’s disease is a growing threat to the economic and social well-being of developed countries around the globe, but efforts to delay, prevent, or cure this

disorder have yet to yield success. I believe the lack of progress largely results from approaches that ignore the most important component of Alzheimer’s disease: [...]

Key PointsThe Commission has a long-standing practice of investigating the implementation of concentrations before merger control approval, having imposed fines in six cases

but investigated many more.When parties to a concentration implement their transaction before clearance, they risk being investigated for the breach of both the standstill [...]

Key PointsThe Commission’s assessment of conglomerate effects, as its merger practice more generally, has increasingly relied on internal documents in recent years.Essilor/Luxottica

and Qualcomm/NXP, two recent conglomerate merger cases, have shown that internal documents can be a good complement to the economic analysis of mergers, but not a [...]