It's early days for e-volution
E-supported learning is gaining ground but much more research is required, argues Linda Challis With hindsight it seems obvious that predictions, made only a few years ago, that the e-revolution...
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Wireless world The pros and cons of the cable-free university investigated in our special supplement. Also East meets West What will European Union expansion mean for East European studies? Is the...
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Decline and fall for the Oxford ball After hundreds of years of leaping off bridges, baring their buttocks and showering each other with bubbly to celebrate the end of finals, the party is over for...
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Agenda of the Research Working Party and Joint Research/Atomic Questions Working Party, 28 April (link)
Brussels, 22 Apr 2004 Full text of Document 1584/04 RESEARCH WORKING PARTY 1. Second Implementation Report on "A Mobility Strategy for the European Research Area" - Presentation by the Commission Doc...
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Human genetic testing: what implications? - Conference 6/7 May, Brussels
Brussels, 22 Apr 2004 WHO? Philippe Busquin, European Commissioner for Research In collaboration with Eryl McNally, Member of the European Parliament (EP) and Vice President of the EP "Scientific and...
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European coalition against animal testing demonstrates against REACH proposals
Brussels, 22 Apr 2004 The beginning of World Week for Laboratory Animals was marked on 20 April by renewed attempts by the European Coalition to End Animal Experiments (ECEAE) to put pressure on both...
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European conference on the representation of the trace
Brussels, 22 Apr 2004 A European conference on the neural mechanisms of learning and memory, organised by the European Science Foundation with the support of the European Commission, will be held in...
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Space workshop to bring together science and arts communities
Brussels, 22 Apr 2004 A workshop on 'Space: science, technology and the arts' will take place in Noordwijk, the Netherlands, at the European space research and technology centre of the European Space...
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International Spinal Research Trust
Deadline: 21/05/2004
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British Skin Foundation
Deadline: 28/05/2004
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Wellcome Trust Research Workshops
Deadline: 21/05/2004
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World Economy & Finance Programme
Deadline: 24/05/2004
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Project grants
Deadline: 21/05/2004
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Treatment centres outcomes measurement
Deadline: 19/05/2004
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Have-nots scrape by on £9.50 a week
There is a yawning gap between the haves and have-nots among UK students, with 8 per cent surviving on only £9.50 a week while 10 per cent have £150 a week, The Times Higher can reveal. The Sodexho/...