Research Professorships
Deadline: 31/05/2002
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Lowland Permeable Catchment Research (LOCAR)
Deadline: 23/05/2002
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Ethnographic studies of the safety of health care
Deadline: 29/05/2002
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Biological control of Western Flower Thrips on protected horticultural crops
Deadline: 10/06/2002
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Survivorship Grants
Deadline: 15/07/2002
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Research Grants
Deadline: 14/06/2002
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Access to facilities for research
Deadline: 31/05/2002
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Investment firm signs deal to help spin-offs
Imperial College, London, has signed a £20 million deal with an investment company aimed at accelerating the development of its spin-off companies. The deal with Nikko Principal Investments means...
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Government labs to be reviewed by Defra
Three government laboratories - the Veterinary Laboratories Agency, the Central Science Laboratory and the Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Research - are to have their work reviewed...
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£7m funds to develop tests for BSE and CJD
Novel approaches to developing diagnostic tests for BSE and CJD are to receive £7 million of government funding. The money will be used to back 22 new collaborations involving ten UK universities and...
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Scottish Parliament tries to live up to ideals
The Scottish Parliament is making an effort to live up to its ideals of openness and accessibility, political scientists will hear today. Scottish devolution is the major topic at the Political...
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First officers graduate from Ulster course
Forty student officers in the new Police Service of Northern Ireland graduated today from a unique mandatory training course at Ulster University. The 20-week certificate in police studies is the...
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Riyadh
Saudi Arabia is to open its first private university, the Dar Alfaisal University in Riyadh, in September 2003 for graduate students and a year later for undergraduates.
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Rome
Francesco Pardi, a lecturer at Florence University and leader of the Movimento dei Professori attacking Silvio Berlusconi's conservative government, launches the movement's manifesto today.
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Ottawa
Thirty-one engineering students at Carleton University in Ottawa are under investigation over allegations that they cheated in an ethics exam.