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New EU communication on climate change pushes for more innovation
Brussels, 14 Feb 2005 Europe is to lead by example in the fight against climate change, the EU Environment Commissioner Stavros Dimas vowed as he unveiled a communication setting out future policies...
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Ireland builds new nanotechnology research centre
Brussels, 14 Feb 2005 The Irish government has unveiled details of what will be Ireland's first purpose-built research institute. The new Centre for Research on Adaptive Nanostructures (CRANN), which...
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Germany's Networks of Competence to hold annual meeting in Berlin
Brussels, 14 Feb 2005 The annual meeting for those involved in Germany's Networks of Competence will take place on 3 March in Berlin. Some 120 networks in 18 different innovation fields are currently...
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Drafting successful FP6 proposals - training course, Brussels
Brussels, 14 Feb 2005 Interface Europe is organising a training course on 'how to prepare a successful European project and write a competitive proposal - secrets and logics of FP6', to take place on...
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Enhanced Ariane 5 heavy-lift capability steps closer to commercial availability
Paris, 14 Feb 2005 The latest version of Ariane 5, designed to loft payloads of up to 10 tonnes to geostationary transfer orbit, successfully completed its initial qualification flight on 12 February...
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Fluid Dynamics Experiment Put in Orbit by Ariane 5
Paris, 14 Feb 2005 At exactly 22:03 CET today Ariane Flight 164 lifted off from the Guiana Space Centre, Europe's Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana, carrying Sloshsat FLEVO, an experimental mini-...
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Today's news
Cheats are “devaluing” British degrees Universities have been warned to clamp down on students who cheat because of fears that they are devaluing the status of British degrees. Guidelines sent to all...
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Commission clears plan for disposal of radioactive waste on decommissioning of Windscale pile reactor chimneys at Sellafield (OJ link)
Brussels, 11 February 2005 Commission Opinion of 22 December 2004 concerning the plan for the disposal of radioactive waste arising from the decommissioning of the Windscale Pile Reactor Chimneys at...
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EU Constitution goes space
Brussels, 11th February 2005 Today European Commission Vice-President Günter Verheugen handed over a copy of the EU Constitution to the European Astronaut Corps, represented by French...
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Earth & Space Week: "A flag for planet Earth" - competition rewards nine children
Brussels, 11th February 2005 Nine children have been awarded for their designs for a flag for planet Earth as part of the Earth & Space Week opening ceremony on 11 February 2005, in Brussels...
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Günter Verheugen Vice-President of the European Commission responsible for Enterprise and IndustrySpace: Place of Excitement, Challenge, Risk Opening of Earth and Space Exposition
Brussels, 11th February 2005 Opening of Earth and Space Exposition Brussels, 11th February 2005 Your royal highness, Minister, Mr Ambassador, ladies and gentlemen, successful young winners. It gives...
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Presidency Questions to Guide Debate on the Financial Perspective 2007-2013 (link)
Brussels, 11 Feb 2005 Full text of Document 62/05 Suite of documents 62/05 Delegations will find attached a set of questions which are intended to guide the debate by the Council on Heading 1a) (...
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Belgian and Polish Positions on the Seventh RTD Framework Programme (links)
Brussels, 11 Feb 2005 Polish position: Full text of Document 6269/05 Suite of documents 6269/05 Belgian position: Full text of Document 60/05 Suite of documents 60/05 [...] Council Register Previous...
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Framework Programme 'adds significant value', finds expert panel
Brussels, 11 Feb 2005 The EU research Framework Programmes play an important role in developing Europe's knowledge base and should receive substantially increased funding in the future. This is the...