Laurie Taylor Column
Morning, Charles. Gordon here. Gordon Lapping. Sorry to bother you, but I need to set up a viva for that doctoral dissertation you've been looking at for us. That's right. The one with the red...
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Laurie Taylor Column
Morning, Charles. Gordon here. Gordon Lapping. Sorry to bother you, but I need to set up a viva for that doctoral dissertation you've been looking at for us. That's right. The one with the red...
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Alan Ryan
What of the 33 per cent of students who never finish at UEL?’The consultation on fair admissions represents too small a slice of the community and ignores the possibility of using numerical...
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Alan Ryan
What of the 33 per cent of students who never finish at UEL?' The consultation on fair admissions represents too small a slice of the community and ignores the possibility of using numerical scores...
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Leader: Time running out for dual support
The dual-support system for research has few friends. Politicians who emphasise transparency do not enjoy the sight of money being spent without clear outcomes. In universities, dual support has not...
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Leader: Don't rush to satisfy
The postponement of England's first full student satisfaction survey until 2005 might be mildly embarrassing for ministers since the higher education white paper made the implausible promise...
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Leader: Time running out for dual support
The dual-support system for research has few friends. Politicians who emphasise transparency do not enjoy the sight of money being spent without clear outcomes. In universities, dual support has not...
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Leader: Don't rush to satisfy
The postponement of England's first full student satisfaction survey until 2005 might be mildly embarrassing for ministers since the higher education white paper made the implausible promise...
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Austria notifies Commission of Salzburg's draft legislation forbidding genetic engineering
Brussels, 19 November 2003 Notification according to Article 95(4) and (5) of the EC Treaty - Request for authorisation to introduce national provisions derogating from a Community harmonisation...
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Counterfeiting and piracy: EU research helps tackle the problem
Brussels, 19 November 2003 How can you be sure your watch is not a fake? How can you avoid a cargo container's shipment changing, or disappearing, between departure and the arrival? The Commission's...
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White Paper on Space: a New European Frontier for an Expanding Union an Action Plan for Implementing the European Space Policy (link)
Brussels, 19 Nov 2003 Full text of Document 14886/03 Suite of documents 14886/03 Subject: WHITE PAPER Space: a new European frontier for an expanding Union ­ An action plan for implementing...
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Green Paper on European Space Policy: Report on the Consultation Process (link)
Brussels, 19 Nov 2003 Full text of Document 14886/03 Addendum 01 Suite of documents 14886/03 Subject: Green Paper on European Space Policy: Report on the consultation process ­ Information...
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EU funding of stem-cell research to be allowed under strict conditions
Strasbourg, 19 Nov 2003 Peter LIESE (EPP-ED, D) Report on the proposal for a Council decision amending decision 2002/834/EC on the specific programme for research, technological development and...
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Counterfeiting and piracy: EU research helps tackle the problem
Brussels, 19 Nov 2003 Summary: How can you be sure your watch is not a fake? How can you avoid a cargo container's shipment changing or disappearing between departure and arrival? The EC's JRC has...
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Parliament calls for a 70 per cent budget increase for FP7
Brussels, 19 Nov 2003 The European Parliament has unanimously adopted a report by German MEP Rolf Linkohr calling for the budget of the Seventh Framework Programme (FP7) to be raised to 30 billion...