Brussels, May 2002 Ladies and Gentlemen, It is a great pleasure for me to address the 2002 Toxicology Forum. Toxicology is one of the scientific disciplines that plays a vital role in many of the...
Paris, May 2002 Following the outcome of Council of Ministers in Edinburgh in November 2001, the Director of Science undertook a complete reassessment of the ESA Science Programme. This was done in...
Bruxelles, le mai 2002 Le Conseil a approuvé des directives de négociation et une procédure ad hoc en vue de la conclusion d'un accord-cadre entre la Communauté et l'Agence spatiale européenne (ASE...
Brussels, May 2002 Eureka, the European network of market-orientated research and development, must streamline its organisation and priorities in order to benefit fully from the cooperative approach...
Brussels, May 2002 The fourth SME Technology Days conference will take place in Leeds, the UK, on 26 and September 2002. The event in Leeds town hall, organised by Beta Technology Ltd in partnership...
Brussels, May 2002 Shifting the transport balance away from road transport cannot be done by technology or policy alone, said Head of unit for surface transport and marine technology Christos...
Brussels, May 2002 China unveils its plan to launch manned space missions in 2005, culminating in a moon landing by 2010 and the eventual creation of a moon base station. Could Mars be next? Ouyang...
Brussels, May 2002 Leadership, confidence and mental toughness are among the main psychological qualities which keep athletes like Ian Thorpe, Tiger Woods and Venus Williams at the top of their...
Brussels, May 2002 A conference on 'Collective research - the SME (small and medium-sized enterprises) road to European RTD (research and technological development) - a challenge for federations and...
Brussels, May 2002 A European summer university on 'teaching by projects at European universities,' organised by Paris 7 University with the support of the French Ministry of education will take...
Most FE lecturers want to quit Two-thirds of further education lecturers are seriously considering leaving their job or taking early retirement because they feel overworked and undervalued, a...
Student fees need to rise, says Blair adviser Britain will never become a world leader in science unless the best universities are allowed to charge students higher fees, government science adviser...
Brain scan provides early Alzheimer’s warning Researchers from the universities of Florida and Kentucky have found that a key region of the brain – the hippocampus – begins changes early in life that...
Brussels, 23 May 2002 Research and innovation are key in fostering EU economic performance, so as to meet the March 2000 Lisbon European Council's objective of turning the EU into the most...
Brussels, 24 May 2002 The Hungarian science and technology foundation and coordinator of the Budapest regional Fifth Framework programme (FP5) liaison office is organising two events in Budapest: a...