Milan hosts ICT investment forum
Brussels, 17 Jul 2003 The tenth European information and communication technologies (ICT) investment forum will take place on 30 September and 1 October in Milan, Italy. The forum is aimed at helping...
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Commission acts against Belgium, the Netherlands and France for non-compliance with EU law on animal experiments
Brussels, 17 July 2003 The European Commission has requested that the Netherlands and France comply with judgements of the European Court of Justice relating to an EU law on animal experiments. The...
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Commission launches initiative to involve regions in the knowledge-based economy
Brussels, 17 Jul 2003 The European Commission's Research Directorate General is launching a new pilot action aimed at supporting regional measures to establish 'Regions of Knowledge' in the field of...
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Summer school on innovation support and technology transfer
Brussels, 17 Jul 2003 Technology Innovation Information (TII) are organising a summer school on innovation support and technology transfer from 15 to 19 September in Guimaraes, Portugal. An...
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Satellites will join search for source of Ebola virus
Paris, 17 Jul 2003 Microscopes are not the only tools available to study disease. A new ESA project employs satellites to predict and help combat epidemic outbreaks, as well as join the hunt for the...
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Farewell to the Earth and the Moon - ESA's Mars Express successfully tests its instruments
Paris, 17 Jul 2003 A unique view of our home planet and its natural satellite -- the Moon - is one of the first data sets coming from ESA's Mars Express. "It is very good news for the mission," says...
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Dose of realism, injection of hope
A good clear-out at home and worry that the curriculum had lost touch with what it is to be a nurse spurred Keith Ward to search for the 'real stuff' of nursing. You know how it happens. You finally...
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Fellows: on the front line
Pat Leon asks a winner of one of this year's national teaching fellowships how he manages. Name: Michael Manogue Age: 44 Job: Dean for learning and teaching, faculty of medicine, dentistry,...
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BBC quiz goes global
The BBC television show University Challenge is going global. Victorious teams from Queen's University, Belfast, Aberystwyth University, Birkbeck College and Edinburgh University are being pitted...
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Spotlight on uranium
The Natural Environment Research Council has launched a £1.2 million research programme on the effects of depleted uranium, with a focus on the environment. It will follow up Royal Society reports...
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Material health benefit
Orthogem, a young company developing synthetic bone-graft material that substantially lowers the infection risk to patients has won innovation funding to bring the idea to market. The technology is...
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V-cs accused of stalling on pay offer to provoke dispute
Furious lecturers' union leaders have accused vice-chancellors of seeking to engineer an industrial dispute so they can walk out of the national pay bargaining system. As Natfhe and the Association...
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66% of staff slate bureaucratic Hefce
Two-thirds of university and college staff feel the Higher Education Funding Council for England is bureaucratic and a third feel it is inflexible and lacks transparency. The fourth Mori survey,...
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Pair to fund scholarship
Two Strathclyde University professors have put their money where their mouths are to fund a scholarship for a master of international management course being launched in autumn. Neil Hood (pictured...
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Use RDAs to fill gap, say Lords
Vulnerable research departments in universities should be supported by regional development agencies if they do not receive funding under the research assessment exercise, the House of Lords...