EU project helps recover hidden Archimedes treaty
Brussels, 09 Mar 2005 Europe, perhaps more than other region in the world, has a heritage of manuscripts and archive documents that are steadily deteriorating or are in less than optimum condition...
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UK government announces beneficiaries of new GBP 10 million science budget
Brussels, 09 Mar 2005 The UK government has outlined how it intends to apportion the new GBP 10 billion (14.44 billion euro) three-year science budget announced in 2004. Winners include biotechnology...
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Conference and exhibition on virtual reality - Bonn, 12-16 March
Brussels, 09 Mar 2005 An international conference and exhibition on virtual reality will take place in Bonn, Germany, from 12 to 16 March. The event provides an opportunity to interact with leading...
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Training seminar on FP6 - applying for funding
Brussels, 09 Mar 2005 A training seminar on how to apply for funding from the Sixth Framework Programme (FP6) will take place in Brussels, Belgium, on 12 and 13 April. The session will: - give...
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Study on new emerging and converging clusters of science and technology
Brussels, 09 Mar 2005 The Commission's Research DG has published a call for tenders relating to a study on 'new emerging/converging clusters of science and technology', which will contribute to...
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Prior information notice - various innovation services
Brussels, 09 Mar 2005 The European Commission's Enterprise and Industry DG has published a prior information notice of a call for tenders for various innovation-related services. The various services...
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Prior information notice - various services for the promotion of SME competitiveness
Brussels, 09 Mar 2005 The Commission's Enterprise and Industry DG has published prior information of a future call for tenders relating to various services. The areas that will be covered by this...
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Earth Observation Into Global-Scale Natural Hazards
Deadline: 29/04/2005
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LSE has quotas for state students A leading university is operating a secret quota system favouring state educated pupils at the expense of better qualified applicants from the independent sector, it...
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Britain to defy UN vote on cloning The United Nations yesterday approved a declaration urging governments to ban all forms of human cloning, including the cloning of human embryos for stem cell...
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Latest research news
Labour turns spotlight on science investment Labour put its plans for a £10 billion investment in science at the heart of its pre-election campaign, wheeling out a former Conservative higher...
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Amendments on EP Report A6-0046/2005 (Commission Communication on Guidelines for Future European Policy to Support Research) (links)
Brussels, 08 Mar 2005 Report A6-0046/2005 Communication from the Commission: Science and technology, the key to Europe's future - Guidelines for future European Union policy to support research...
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Spain times its position paper on FP7 for maximum impact
Brussels, 08 Mar 2005 With a total of 13 Member State contributions already submitted in response to the Commission's proposals on future EU research policy, Spain is the latest country to add its...
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Luxembourg ready for long discussions on FP7
Brussels, 08 Mar 2005 The Seventh Framework Programme (FP7) will contribute to the development of the economy and a society based on knowledge, and is therefore crucial in ensuring Europe's...
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Healthcare biotechnology industry calls for more coordination on orphan drug development
Brussels, 08 Mar 2005 The healthcare biotechnology industry has published a paper setting out its ideas on how the orphan medicines system in Europe should be reformed. Recommendations include...