Brussels, 15 February 2002 Director General of the European Commission's Research DG, Achilleas Mitsos, has announced the appointment of Hugh Richardson as his deputy, as well as three new directors...
Brussels, 15 February 2002 'Ethics in research and science: situation and perspectives in the candidate countries to the European Union' will be the topic of discussion at a conference organised by...
Brussels, 15 February 2002 The Enterprise DG of the European Commission has issued prior information on an invitation to tender for service contracts relating to CORDIS (Community Research and...
Brussels, 15 February 2002 The European Commission has announced a corrigendum to the call for proposals for indirect RTD actions under the specific programme for research, technological development...
Brussels, 15 February 2002 The Budget DG of the European Commission has given prior information of a call for tenders for a strategic evaluation of EU financial support to small and medium sized...
Paris, 15 February 2002 After nearly 12 years of incredible scientific discoveries, the ESA/NASA Hubble Space Telescope orbiting Earth is about to have another service visit. The purpose is to...
Pay set to rise for public sector workers Public sector workers are set to receive "substantial" pay increases this year as part of a drive to boost recruitment, according to a report today. Many...
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The number of mature and overseas students applying to UK universities appears to be on the increase, according to figures released today, writes Alison Goddard. The number of people over 25 who had...
Fears may force change to Scots information bill Scottish ministers are expected to amend their radical freedom of information bill after fears that it could threaten academic research and provoke a...
Textile designer Asha Peta Thompson of Brunel University was shortlisted for the female inventor of the year award for her fabric that incorporates electronic circuits. It can be developed to enable...
The information technology industry is suffering from a severe skills shortage despite massive increases in the number of IT and computer science graduates. A survey by the Real Time Club, a group of...
The government is reconsidering its position on undergraduate support after the Welsh Assembly completed a Celtic hat-trick by reinstating means-tested grants for the poorest students. Ministers and...