Karlsruhe, Germany, 01 May 2002 Following the first session of the joint training workshop in January 2002 at Institute for TransUranium Elements (ITU), from 15th-19th April more than 20...
New roborat moves at click of a mouse Scientists have turned living rats into remote-controlled, pleasure-driven robots that can be guided up ladders through ruins and into minefields at the click of...
Brussels, 1 May 2002 147th meeting of the COST Senior Officials Committee held in Brussels on 7/8 March 2002. Summary of conclusions.European Cooperation in the field of Scientific and Technical...
Medical schools braced for jobs cull London medical schools are set to axe jobs despite government plans for the biggest single expansion in student doctors in a generation. Guy’s, King’s and St...
Accusations fly in MP's report on ILA fiasco MPs are disturbed by the "serious failings" of government officials in setting up and running the ill-fated Individual Learning Account scheme that...
Frankenstein was an eccentric Scot The inspiration for Frankenstein – portrayed by Mary Shelley as a southern German and by film-makers as a mad scientist – was an eccentric Scottish doctor living in...
Brussels, 30 April 2002 Commission President Romano Prodi has endorsed the teaching of business subjects in Europe's top universities in a speech at the UK's Oxford University. Mr Prodi spoke, at the...
Paris, 30 April 2002 An OECD report demonstrates that stronger interactions between science and industry underpin growth in a knowledge economy. Drawing on a broad range of quantitative and...
Brussels, 30 April 2002 Decision of the Council, and of the Commission as regards the Agreement on Scientific and Technological Cooperation, of 4 April 2002 on the conclusion of seven Agreements with...
Brussels, 30 April 2002 At a media briefing at the Institut d'Estudis Catalans, Barcelona, on 2 May the Commission will report on three successful EU initiatives which have improved the management of...
Brussels, 30 April 2002 A framework for action to enhance pharmaceutical industry competitiveness in line with public health and social goals will be presented and debated at a press conference and...
Brussels, 30 April 2002 Santiago Grisolia, a biochemist and winner of the Prince of Asturias prize for scientific and technical research, has called for more European emphasis on scientific...
Women's fertility in decline by late 20s Women begin to lose their fertility in their late 20s and not in their 30s, scientists have discovered. A study published today by the National Institute of...
Brussels, 29 April 2002 Perhaps there is more to Tolstoy's War & Peace than meets the eye. Russian researchers believe aggression and reconciliation could be two sides of the same coin....
Brussels, 29 April 2002 The UK is more efficient than the USA at converting university research into commercial success, according to a new analysis by Dr Ederyn Williams, Director of Warwick...