Brussels, 05 Nov 2003 The European Commission has published two calls for proposals in the area of 'food quality and safety' under the Sixth Framework Programme activity of the same name. This is one...
Paris, 05 Nov 2003 5 November 2003 On Saturday night, 8 November 2003, the full Moon will pass through the Earth's shadow, producing a total lunar eclipse for skywatchers throughout North America,...
Fatigue an early sign of heart trouble, say scientists Unusual tiredness and trouble sleeping could be early warning signs of a heart attack in women. These advance symptoms could be used to help...
Brussels, 04 Nov 2003 In a highly charged and emotional vote today, the Industry Committee voted by 28 votes to 22 with 2 abstentions in favour of amending a Commission proposal on a set of strict...
Brussels, 04 Nov 2003 In order to provide background information for the ongoing European debate on research using human embryonic stem cells, the Commission has published an up to date survey of...
Brussels, 04 Nov 2003 A powerful earthquake that shook Denali, Alaska, in November 2002 also sent shockwaves through a section the Earth's atmosphere, a European Space Agency (ESA) supported study...
Brussels, 04 Nov 2003 The UK government has launched a new initiative designed to help organisations in the country benefit from the European Commission's Sixth Framework Programme (FP6) for research...
Brussels, 04 Nov 2003 The EU funded TAMI (Technology Assessment in Europe: between Method and Impact) project will hold its final conference on November in Brussels. The project aims to create a...
Brussels, 04 Nov 2003 A seminar on the development of new technology partnerships in an enlarged EU and access to markets in Central and Eastern European countries (CEECs) will take place in Louvain-...
Paris, 04 Nov 2003 A procurement order for two unmanned Foton capsule flights was recently (21 October) signed at the European Space Agency's Moscow Office by ESA's Director of Human Spaceflight, Mr...
The talking has to stop for Cambridge hopefuls Dons at Cambridge University may have to abandon a centuries-old pledge to interview every applicant. Geoff Parks, director of admissions, has said that...
Fatigue an early sign of heart trouble, say scientists Unusual tiredness and trouble sleeping could be early warning signs of a heart attack in women. These advance symptoms could be used to help...
Brussels, 04 Nov 2003 In a highly charged and emotional vote today, the Industry Committee voted by 28 votes to 22 with 2 abstentions in favour of amending a Commission proposal on a set of strict...
Brussels, 04 Nov 2003 In order to provide background information for the ongoing European debate on research using human embryonic stem cells, the Commission has published an up to date survey of...
Brussels, 04 Nov 2003 A powerful earthquake that shook Denali, Alaska, in November 2002 also sent shockwaves through a section the Earth's atmosphere, a European Space Agency (ESA) supported study...