Brussels, 09 Mar 2004 Increasing demands on electronic devices are driving the search for new semi-conductor materials. JESICA confirmed silicon carbide offers higher performance and energy savings...
Brussels, 09 Mar 2004 Nanosciences and nanotechnologies are crucial to the establishment of a knowledge-based EU society and economy. New research structures, new skills and new attitudes are vital...
Brussels, 09 Mar 2004 A conference organised by the European Commission, the Socialist Mutual Health Fund of Belgium (UNMS) and the International Association of Mutual Health Funds (AIM) Further...
Brussels, 09 Mar 2004 An Integrated Project, supported by the European Commission and bringing together 55 research facilities from Europe, China and Australia, is hoping to offer insight into the...
Paris, 09 Mar 2004 SkyPlex is a technological and commercial breakthrough in Satellite Telecommunications. Due for launch on 16 March from Baïkonour aboard Eutelsat's W3A satellite, SkyPlex will...
'Dirty tricks and backstabbing' at the Oxford Union The Oxford Union is being torn apart by allegations of racism and dirty tricks after the election of its first British-born Asian woman president....
French research directors resign en masse Some two hundred directors of laboratories and scientific research teams have resigned from their administrative duties via electronic mail, according to a...
Brussels, 08 Mar 2004 Participants at the first meeting of the Textiles High Level Group on 5 March, who included Research Commissioner Philippe Busquin and Enterprise and Information Society...
Brussels, 08 Mar 2004 Leading European space researchers have sent a resolution to the director general of the European Space Agency (ESA) to express their concern that surface science is not...
Brussels, 08 Mar 2004 A team of British scientists has claimed that genetically modified (GM) maize is less damaging to wildlife than conventional varieties. The scientists, who have been studying...
Brussels, 08 Mar 2004 An international forum on applied wearable computing will take place in Bremen, Germany, on 24 and 25 March. Wearable computing is becoming more and more feasible and is...
French research directors resign en masse Some two hundred directors of laboratories and scientific research teams have resigned from their administrative duties via electronic mail, according to a...
Brussels, 08 Mar 2004 Participants at the first meeting of the Textiles High Level Group on 5 March, who included Research Commissioner Philippe Busquin and Enterprise and Information Society...
Brussels, 08 Mar 2004 Leading European space researchers have sent a resolution to the director general of the European Space Agency (ESA) to express their concern that surface science is not...
Brussels, 08 Mar 2004 A team of British scientists has claimed that genetically modified (GM) maize is less damaging to wildlife than conventional varieties. The scientists, who have been studying...