Ethical legislation and conventions
Brussels, Oct 2003 Download page for the information mentioned below The Commission aims to promote responsible research in Europe and to keep the rapidly advancing progress in science in harmony...
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MEP's report seeks tougher restrictions on stem cell research than Commission proposals
Brussels, Oct 2003 German MEP Peter Liese, the European Parliament's rapporteur on new proposals for the EU funding of embryonic stem cell research, will argue for a more restrictive approach than...
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Growth rate for women in science higher than that for men
Brussels, Oct 2003 New statistics on scientific education and employment show that while women remain in the minority, their annual growth rate is higher than that of men. 'She Figures 2003' brings...
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Women in science: mainstreaming gender equality in the ERA
Brussels, Oct 2003 A European conference entitled 'women in science: mainstreaming gender equality in the European Research Area [ERA]' will take place on 3 December, in Rome, Italy. The main purpose...
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EU project develops computer forensic tools to fight cybercrime
Brussels, Oct 2003 As instances of cybercrime continue to increase, policing authorities across Europe are faced with the difficult task of formulating viable investigation procedures that clearly...
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Euroscience calls for consistency in European Constitution
Brussels, Oct 2003 Euroscience has proposed an amendment to the draft European Constitution aimed at defining the EU's competence to support basic research, and calls on those in favour of the change...
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Workshop on the international mobility of researchers
Brussels, Oct 2003 A workshop on the international mobility of researchers will take place on 5 November in Brussels. The workshop will take place within the context of the Marie Curie week, and will...
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Invisible satellite dishes to preserve Athens skyline
Paris, Oct 2003 Rooftop satellite receivers can look out of place with the historic surroundings of ancient cities. In the first-time participation with ESA, a Greek company is working to solve this...
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Pedro Duque's diary from space: Lost in space
Paris, Oct 2003 26 October 2003 In a tidy house or office with a clean floor you can see immediately if someone has dropped something, a glasses case, for example. Lying on the floor, this object...
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Oxford professor suspended for rejecting Israeli Andrew Wilkie, Nuffield professor of pathology at Oxford University and fellow of Pembroke College, has been suspended for two months for rejecting...
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Top European research organisations join forces with EU Commission
Brussels, October 2003 The European Commission and seven of the foremost European scientific research organisations, which constitute EIROforum, will today sign a "statement of intent" to develop the...
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GALILEO: Loyola de Palacio welcomes the green light for an EU-China agreement
Brussels, October 2003 The Council adopted today the decision proposed by the European Commission to authorise the EU Presidency to sign a Co-operation Agreement between the European community and...
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Priorites de l'action Gouvernementale 2003-04
London, Oct 2003 Pour les forums des consommateurs européens et américains les thèmes commerciaux suivants doivent être considérés parmi les plus hautes priorités de l'action gouvernementale au cours...
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Ethical legislation and conventions
Brussels, Oct 2003 Download page for the information mentioned below The Commission aims to promote responsible research in Europe and to keep the rapidly advancing progress in science in harmony...
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MEP's report seeks tougher restrictions on stem cell research than Commission proposals
Brussels, Oct 2003 German MEP Peter Liese, the European Parliament's rapporteur on new proposals for the EU funding of embryonic stem cell research, will argue for a more restrictive approach than...