EC-Ukraine Scientific Agreement
Brussels, 01 Jul 2003 Carlos WESTENDORP Y CABEZA (PES, E) Report on the proposal for a Council decision concerning the conclusion of an Agreement aimed at renewing the Agreement on cooperation in...
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OECD/UNESCO Study Identifies Regional Disparities in Student Performance
Paris, 01 Jul 2003 Students in Finland are among the world's best in terms of reading literacy, while students in Japan, Hong Kong-China and Korea lead in mathematics and science, according to a...
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Babies can be created from unborn mothers The prospect of creating children whose biological mothers have never been born has been raised for the first time by scientists from Israel and the...
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Scientist shortage harming British economy Britain's economic prosperity would be improved if the numbers of people leaving universities with scientific and technical qualifications were to increase...
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Experts urge MEPs not to ban embryonic stem cell research
Brussels, 30 Jun 2003 MEPs who wish to make embryonic stem cell research illegal should talk to the scientific and medical community and think carefully about the consequences of a ban, the incoming...
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Transatlantic Consumer groups call on US Government to drop WTO GMO case
London, 30 Jun 2003 25-06-2003 At the EU-US Summit on Washington DC, on June 25 2003, TACD representatives criticised the US government's WTO suit on GMOs. Consumers from both sides of the Atlantic...
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Amendments on EP Report A5-0202/2003 (Recommendation for second reading on the common position for a regulation on genetically modified food and feed)
Brussels, 30 Jun 2003 Full text of Amendments 001 - 043 PIN archive of Amendments 001 - 043 26 June 2003 A5-0202/ 1-43 AMENDMENTS 1-43 tabled by the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and...
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Amendments on EP Report A5-0204/2003 (Recommendation for second reading on the common position for a regulation on traceability and labelling of GMOs)
Brussels, 30 Jun 2003 Full text of Amendments 001 - 021 PIN archive of Amendments 001 - 021 26 June 2003 A5-0204/ 1-21 AMENDMENTS 1-21 tabled by the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and...
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RegMet workshop on measurement and regulation, Paris
Brussels, 30 Jun 2003 As part of the Commission funded RegMet project, the Bureau International des Poids et Mesures (BIPM) is hosting a workshop to examine the importance of measurement to...
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European IST Prize winners announced
Brussels, 30 Jun 2003 The 20 winners of the Commission sponsored European IST Prize have been selected from a total of 420 applications representing 28 countries, it was announced on June. The...
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Global Forum 2003: shaping the future, connecting communities and business
Brussels, 30 Jun 2003 The 2003 Global Forum conference, which will look at the technological future of businesses and communities, will take place on 6 and 7 November in Rome, Italy. Global Forum is...
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Philippe Busquin: "Préparer un plan d'action ambitieux pour la politique spatiale européenne et faire de l'Europe le leader spatial du 21ième siècle", Conférence de clôture, Livre vert 'politique spat
Paris, 24 Juin 2003 Mesdames les Ministres, Messieurs les Directeurs Généraux, Mesdames Messieurs, Je suis heureux d'être ici aujourd'hui pour la conclusion de la consultation sur le Livre vert dédié...
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Computer marking may end summer exam results wait Edexcel, which was taken over by the publishing company Pearson last month, plans to introduce on-screen marking for a quarter of its 5 million GCSE...
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EU project discovers pioneering method for eliminating antibiotics from wastewater
Brussels, Jun 2003 From the 12,500 tons of antibiotics consumed per year worldwide, a significant amount of antibiotic residue is finding its way into municipal wastewater and agricultural waste....
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Rail Transport and interoperability Opinion 2003/04 of the Belgian Consultative Committee on the abolition of international passenger services by rail
Paris, Jun 2003 The future is never easy to predict, but ESA must be prepared to meet the unexpected challenges that will arise as the century unfolds, says the agency's next Director General, Jean-...