Brussels, 14 Nov 2003 Full text of Document 14057/03 Suite of documents 14057/03 No. Cion prop.: No prev. doc.: 8990/03 ATO 95 ENER 132 13537/03 ATO 181 ENER 280 ENV 542 Subject: Proposal for a...
Brussels, 14 Nov 2003 Full text of Document 295/03 Suite of documents 295/03 Subject: CSO Rules of Procedure - Bureau Proposal to JAF meeting of 17 November 2003 Based on the initial proposal from...
Brussels, 14 Nov 2003 Proposal for a COUNCIL REGULATION amending Regulation (EC) No 2100/94 on Community plant variety rights Full Text EXPLANATORY MEMORANDUM Article 29 of Regulation (EC) No 2100/94...
Brussels, 14 Nov 2003 The location to be put forward by the EU to host the international thermo nuclear experimental reactor (ITER) may have to be decided by a vote, following the failure by Europe's...
Brussels, 14 Nov 2003 COMMUNICATION FROM THE COMMISSION A EUROPEAN INITIATIVE FOR GROWTH Investing in Networks and Knowledge for Growth and Jobs FINAL REPORT TO THE EUROPEAN COUNCIL Full Text TABLE...
Brussels, 14 Nov 2003 The road industry's experiences of the new instruments introduced under the Sixth Framework Programme (FP6) were described as 'both a nightmare and a dream' at the annual...
Brussels, 14 Nov 2003 The world's estimated 194 million diabetics received a boost on 14 November, World Diabetes Day, when researchers in the US announced that they had halted and reversed the type...
Brussels, 14 Nov 2003 The European Commission has published a call for proposals related to the 'EURATOM research and training programme on nuclear energy' under the Sixth Framework Programme's '...
Brussels, 14 Nov 2003 The European Commission has published a corrigendum for the call for proposals under the specific programme (Euratom) for research and training on nuclear energy, published on...
The government is developing a scientific code of conduct to help prevent legitimate research being employed by terrorists. Leading academics have warned scientists that they must agree a system of...
An internationally renowned linguist has quit Austria for the UK amid a row tainted by allegations of political intolerance, anti-Semitism and misrepresentation. Ruth Wodak accepted a personal chair...
Just over £200 million could end the deadlock between government and universities over who pays for top-up fee bursaries for students from poor homes, vice-chancellors said this week. They argued...
Universities have rejected government suggestions that they delay the start of the academic year to accommodate a new student admissions system. Vice-chancellors are unhappy with government proposals...
Students at Oxford's last remaining women-only college this week passed a vote of no confidence in their principal, Lady Judith English. Junior Common Room vice-president Lucy Meakin said...
Government and universities are wrong to bank on private research being a significant source of income, the head of one of the world's leading technology-transfer offices said this week, writes...