Luton set to lay off 100 staff
Luton University will lose about 100 staff - more than 10 per cent of its total - through compulsory and voluntary redundancies, it emerged this week. Twenty-two academics and 12 support staff have...
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MRC pays to support youth
The Medical Research Council has made the first of a raft of potential changes to its much-criticised funding system. It has announced a commitment of almost £5 million for individual project grants...
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Are you a first aider or a last rites type of person?
Without petroleum jelly in your desk drawer, you're just not ready for that civil disaster at work, says Valerie Atkinson Now that the possibility of apocalyptic war has been so radically diminished...
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Jobwatch: Beating a retirement Bulge
As more staff reach their 60s, institutions face the dilemma of whether to replace old for promising new staff or to attract RAE point-scorers with professorships and salaries to match. Pat Leon...
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Who got that job?
Sarah Holmes , 33 Clinical Director for the School of Professionals Complementary to Dentistry Portsmouth Institute of Medicine, Health and Social Care £52,640 - £68,505 pro rata Job advertised in...
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Learn the lingo and let the net set you free
Students need a guiding hand to get the most out of cyberchat. Gwyneth Hughes and Lynda Lewis believe e-mentors are the way forward. Some students quickly become comfortable with learning in...
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Teaching: on the front line
What is your experience of teaching? Pat Leon asks teachers how they manage Name : Jude Davies Age : 38 Job : Senior lecturer in the School of Cultural Studies, King Alfred's College, Winchester...
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Top-up fees won't mean more cash, say dons Dons at Cambridge are urging a rethink of the university’s bursary scheme after calculating that it could end up absorbing almost all its income from top-up...
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Commission calls for a boost in basic research
Brussels, 15 January 2004 Today in Brussels European Research Commissioner Philippe Busquin presented the EU blueprint on basic research. The Communication on "Europe and fundamental research"...
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Economic and Social Committee backs Commission plans to boost innovation
Brussels, 15 Jan 2004 The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) has welcomed a communication from the Commission aimed at boosting the EU's innovation capabilities in the context of the...
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La Commission se félicite du renouveau de l'intérêt américain pour l'exploration de l'espace et souligne l'attachement de l'Europe à la coopération internationale dans ce domaine
Bruxelles, le 15 janvier 2004 Suite à l'annonce du Président américain George W. Bush au sujet de la politique spatiale américaine, le Commissaire européen chargé de la Recherche, Philippe Busquin, s...
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Research must be considered a key priority, Prodi tells Presidency and Parliament
Brussels, 15 Jan 2004 While the new President of the European Council, Bertie Ahern, touched only briefly on research when outlining his country's agenda for its six month stint at the helm of the EU...
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Calls to establish an ERC may be premature, warns the Royal Society
Brussels, 15 Jan 2004 The UK's Royal Society has published a working paper which claims that a rigorous analysis of how science is funded in Member States should be made before a decision is taken to...
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Information and advice for technology start-ups
Brussels, 15 Jan 2004 Venturefest York, to take place on 5 February in York, the UK, will provide entrepreneurs and start-ups in technology sectors with information on setting up a new business,...
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The biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries in Europe - training seminar
Brussels, 15 Jan 2004 A training seminar on current manufacturing processes in Europen biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries will take place in London, UK, on 22 and 23 April. Topics for...