Brussels, 15 Sep 2004 Full text of Document 12203/04 Suite of documents 12203/04 1. The Commission transmitted to the Council, on 14 May 2004, its communication entitled "Towards a European strategy...
Brussels, 15 Sep 2004 Full text of Document 12384/04 Suite of documents 12384/04 ­ Questions for Ministers to address at the Council ("Competitiveness") on 24 September 2004 To structure the...
Brussels, 15 Sep 2004 Full text of Document 3243/04 Chairman: Mr Achilleas MITSOS 1. Adoption of the Draft Agenda 2. Approval of the Draft Summary Conclusions of the 295th Meeting - Doc. 1205/04...
Brussels, 15 Sep 2004 COPRAS: The Link between Research and Standards - new Brochure COPRAS in a Nutshell COPRAS is a 3-year Specific Support Action under the European Union's Information Society...
Brussels, 15 Sep 2004 'Until now, people have communicated by speech or signs, but the conversion has been done in the human brain. Now we want to do it in a machine,' This is how the coordinator of...
Under-40s bemoan spoon-fed students Today's students need much more spoon-feeding than previous generations of undergraduates, the first-ever survey of the country's young academics, conducted for...
Brussels, 15 Sep 2004 The European Commission's Joint Research Centre has published a call for tenders for the preparation of the Industrial R&D (research and development) Investment...
Paris, 15 Sep 2004 More than 200 experts from 25 countries meet next week to discuss small satellites and what can be achieved with them, at the ESA/CNES Small Satellite Systems and Services...
Paris, 15 Sep 2004 The first Meteosat Second Generation meteorological satellite is today in operational service as Meteosat-8. The data it streams down from 36000 km over Africa's Gulf of Guinea...
Deadline: 15/10/2004
The right formula Skills shortages and the Government's determination to encourage cutting-edge science are exerting a major influence on how the UK's £1.3 billion research funding is spent. Any...
Britain slips down education league table The proportion of youngsters who drop out of the British education system is one of the highest in the developed world, according to an international study...
Geneva, 14 Sep 2004 Wednesday, September 15, 2004 10.00 – 10.10 Introduction His Excellency Mr. Bernard Kessedjian, Ambassador of France to the United Nations Office in Geneva, Chair of the General...
Brussels, 14 Sep 2004 Many of the most serious diseases currently affecting society, such as Parkinson's, Alzheimer's and Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, are the result of proteins that have folded...
Brussels, 14 Sep 2004 Germany's Ethics Council announced on 13 September that it will continue to oppose the cloning of human embryos for research despite calls for the lifting of the moratorium. The...