Brussels, 30 January 2004 European Research Commissioner Philippe Busquin today welcomed a new report on the situation of women scientists in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe and the...
Brussels, 30 January 2004 The European Union has announced the support of an ERA-NET aimed at coordinating the national research programmes in the area of plant genomics of ten EU member states and...
Brussels, 30 Jan 2004 Full text Health and Consumer Protection DG
Brussels, 30 Jan 2004 Full text of Document 365/04 1. Research aspects of "Competitiveness" Council input to Spring European Council = Doc. 5615/04 ECOFIN 19 SOC 26 AG 3 MI 16 COMPET 6 IND 9 RECH 10...
Brussels, 29 January 2004 An Encounter organised by the European Commission under the aegis of the European Group on Life Sciences Genoa, Italy, Cultural Capital of Europe 2004 22-23 March 2004...
Brussels, 30 Jan 2004 Biosociety Forthcoming events Date 2 February 2004 Title European agro-food research Location Wageningen, the Netherlands Information Field: agro-food, research, policy reform...
Brussels, 30 Jan 2004 The European Research Area (ERA) has already been established in the field of nuclear research, believes Hans Forsström, the Commission's Head of Unit for nuclear fission and...
Brussels, 30 Jan 2004 A new centre designed to promote collaboration in research and development (R&D) between academia and industry in the field of particle science has opened in the UK. The...
Brussels, 30 Jan 2004 European Space Agency (ESA) engineers are hoping to solve an engine problem on Smart-1 that, if they fail, could leave the Moon probe adrift in space. The cause of the problem...
Brussels, 30 Jan 2004 The tenth annual pharmaceuticals conference, themed 'exploring possibilities for a new era of growth', organised by The Economist, will take place on 12 February in London, UK....
Brussels, 30 Jan 2004 EuroLegal is organising an international conference on the latest developments in biotech patenting, to take place on 1 and 2 March in Munich, Germany. In the past year a number...
Paris, 30 Jan 2004 Around 7pm CET on 28 January 2004, ESA's Envisat spacecraft completed its ten thousandth orbit of the Earth – travelling a distance of 450 million kilometres since launch,...
The way the UK's publicly funded scientific research establishments are run could hinder the implementation of government policies such as the public understanding of science, according to a study....
Leading scientists are calling for changes to the new human tissues bill, which outlaws research using any human tissue, including urine and blood samples, without explicit prior consent. The bill,...
Swansea University is set to phase out courses in five disciplines and shed 35 academic posts as part of a restructuring plan designed to boost its research ratings. Richard Davies, Swansea vice-...