Who got that job?
Thomas Kirchmaier, lecturer in strategy, Manchester Business School. Advertised in The Times Higher , January 14, 2005 Thomas Kirchmaier took up his post at Manchester Business School after a two-...
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Duo win plaudits in race policy review
Two universities are among the top ten most improved public institutions for race equality and ethnic diversity in a UK-wide equal opportunities benchmarking exercise. Teesside University ranked...
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'Open doors to local communities' but 'don't rest on your laurels'
Jane Usherwood, personnel director at Birmingham University, said the university was "chuffed" to have been rated so highly in its first year of membership of Race for Opportunity. "We just wanted to...
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European Commission opens state of the art Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Test Facilities
Brussels, 7 July 2005 European Commissioner for Science and Research, Janez Potočnik today opens new hydrogen and fuel cell testing facilities at the Commission’s Institute for...
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Astronomy projects help Europe look to the future
Brussels, 7 July 2005 One of the world’s most advanced astronomy installations, the Joint Institute for VLBI in Europe in Dwingeloo, Netherlands, today hosts an information day on the...
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Astronomy looks into the Future – the role of European Infrastructures
Brussels, 7 July 2005 Star Dust: placing Astronomy into human context Astronomy is one of the most ancient sciences that humanity has ever pursued. Since the dawn of civilisation, mankind has gazed...
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Commission aid advances in astronomy
Brussels, 07 Jul 2005 During his visit to the JIVE Astronomical Research Establishment, Dwingeloo (NL) today, European Commisioner for Research Janez Potočnik took part in a ceremony to move...
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From trees of life to scale-free networks: a new vision for bacterial evolution
Brussels, 07 Jul 2005 A new pattern for microbial genetic relationships has been revealed by researchers from the European Bioinformatics Institute (EBI), changing the conventional views of four...
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e-Smart 2005, France
Brussels, 07 Jul 2005 Smart Card industry associations Eurosmart and GlobalPlatform, together with the Java Card Forum are organising the sixth edition of the 'e-Smart' conference that will take...
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Preparation of the Informal Competitiveness Council of Ministers, Cardiff, 11-12 July 2005
Brussels, 7th July 2005 (Gregor Kreuzhuber, Oliver Drewes, Antonia Mochan) The EU Competitiveness Council will hold an informal meeting in Cardiff on Monday 11 and Tuesday 12th. On Monday Ministers...
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Guidelines for next generation cohesion policy include strong focus on research
Brussels, 07 Jul 2005 The Commission has published a set of strategic guidelines establishing the key priorities for the next generation of EU cohesion policy programmes, including a strong focus on...
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Scientists petition for 'very significant' increase in FP7 budget
Brussels, 07 Jul 2005 Thousands of scientists from across Europe have signed a petition organised by the European Molecular Biology Organisation (EMBO) and the European Life Sciences Forum (ELSF)...
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Nano businesses at risk from regulators and insurers, says Cientifica
Brussels, 07 Jul 2005 A new paper from consultant company Cientifica has outlined the dilemmas facing businesses considering investing in nanotechnology applications, in particular in terms of future...
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Celebrating Jules Verne: around the world with a solar airplane
Brussels, 07 Jul 2005 Four years after achieving the first non-stop round the world balloon flight, pioneers Bertrand Piccard and Brian Jones have teamed together again for a spectacular human and...
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Professor's anger and sadness as victims helped One of the consultants treating victims of the London bomb blasts spoke of the anger felt by medical teams as they dealt with the injuries. Professor...