Brussels, 06 Oct 2006 The news: Relations between the EU and China in the area of science and technology have been developing rapidly in the recent years and ITER (fusion energy) and Galileo (...
Brussels, 06 Oct 2006 The news: The Commission will present the projects selected under the Preparatory Action on 'Enhancement of the European industrial potential in the field of Security Research...
Brussels, 06 Oct 2006 The news: 0n 22 February 2006, the European Commission outlined a proposal for the creation of a European Institute of Technology (EIT), as announced in the mid-term review of...
Brussels, 06 Oct 2006 The news European Research Infrastructures underpin Europe’s scientific excellence and economic performance. They cover resources such as equipment, sets of...
Brussels, 06 Oct 2006 In an own-initiative report by Elizabeth Jeggle (EPP-ED, DE), the Agriculture Committee welcomes the proposed Community Action Plan on the Protection and Welfare of Animals 2006...
Brussels, 06 Oct 2006 This year the European Commission and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) celebrate 25 years of cooperation in the field of nuclear safeguards. The anniversary was...
Brussels, 06 Oct 2006 EU companies have significantly increased their investment in research and development (R&D), a trend which, if it continues, could help Europe close the investment gap...
Brussels, 06 Oct 2006 Europe needs to invest more on defence research and development (R&D) in order to maintain its military edge in the future, according to the latest report by the European...
Brussels, 06 Oct 2006 Participants at the European Health Forum Gastein have heard of calls for improved pandemic prevention strategies and more research into rheumatic diseases. The ninth edition of...
Washington, 06 Oct 2006 NASA’s robotic rover Opportunity is gathering views of Martian terrain that are likely to provide the greatest insights yet into the environmental history of the red planet...
Top degree students 'should be rewarded' Universities should reward students who gain the highest marks in their degrees with "substantial" cash payments, Boris Johnson, the shadow higher education...
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