Wanted: young stars eager to shine on world stage
Glasgow University is seeking to tempt top young researchers from across the world in a full-page advertisement in The Times Higher this week. The ad trumpets 11 cross-disciplinary research...
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OECD Conference Considers Evidence that Patents Hinder Research, IP Watch Reports (link)
Madrid, 18 May 2006 During the first half of a two-day of an intellectual property conference, studies presented on whether patenting affects access for researchers concluded that although there is...
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Draft Opinion on the proposed regulation laying down the rules for the participation of undertakings, research centres and universities in actions under the Seventh Framework Programme and for the dis
Brussels, 18 May 2006 PROVISIONAL 2005/07(COD) 4.5.2006 DRAFT OPINION of the Committee on Culture and Education for the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy on the proposal for a European...
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Amendments 1-5 for the Draft Opinion by Guy Bono Implementing the Community Lisbon Programme More Research and Innovation Investing for Growth and Employment (2006/2005(INI)) (link)
Brussels, 18 May 2006 AMENDMENTS 1-5 Draft opinion Guy Bono (PE 371.981v01-00) Implementing the Community Lisbon Programme ­ More Research and Innovation ­ Investing for Growth and...
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Commissioner Janez Potocnik: Improving Research Policies through the Open Method of Coordination -- European Commission conference on the open method of coordination in research
Brussels, 18 May 2006 European Commission conference on the open method of coordination in research Brussels, 18 May 2006 Ladies and Gentlemen, I would like to start by thanking the Austrian...
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Draft Summary of Conclusions of the 164th Meeting of the COST Senior Officials Committee Held in Brussels on 29/30 March 2006 (link)
Brussels, 18 May 2006 Full text of Document 248/06 Suite of documents 248/06 The CSO President welcomed the participants1 to the meeting, in particular the new delegates attending for the first time...
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Competition: Commission welcomes judgment of the Court of Justice in Archer Daniels Midland case (Amino Acids cartel)
Brussels, 18th May 2006 The European Commission welcomes today’s judgment by the European Court of Justice rejecting Archer Daniels Midland’s appeal in respect of the Amino Acids...
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Aerospace industry seeks to make a case for Joint Technology Initiative
Brussels, 18 May 2006 Europe's aerospace and defence industries spent some 12.6 billion euro on research in 2005, and have their sights firmly set on creating a Joint Technology Initiative (JTI)...
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Commission launches consultation on transnational research cooperation
Brussels, 18 May 2006 On 17 May the European Commission launched a public consultation on possible actions to improve transnational research cooperation and knowledge transfer between public research...
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Verification reports on Estonia's radiation protection (links)
Brussels, 18 May 2006 Nuclear issues - Radiation Protection Estonia, 19 to 23 September 2005 Main findings ( KB) Technical report (3KB) Verification reports under the terms of Article 35 of the...
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Nanomedicine conference, Prague, 9 June
Brussels, 18 May 2006 A conference entitled 'Nanomedicine' will take place in Prague, the Czech Republic, on 9 June. The conference aims to present nanotechnology and nanomedicine research from both...
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£52m boost for higher education innovation
London, 18 May 2006 Targeting the early signs of disease, boosting the number of entrepreneurs, and getting UK creative industries into China are some of the award winning projects sharing in &...
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Today's news
Intimidation fears prompt firm to quit university A major contractor has withdrawn from working for Oxford University because of fears of harassment and intimidation by animal rights extremists, it...
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Laurie Taylor Column
" V-cs start to dock pay " - The Times Higher, May 12 University of Poppleton From: The Office of the President (formerly vice-chancellor) Subject: Salary deductions As I have explained in my nine...
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Felipe Fernández-Armesto
I once had a teacher whose special field was, he said, "English history, September 1 to 10, 1752". Those were the days that disappeared when Britain adopted the Gregorian calendar. I decided that...