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Scientists size up designer drugs The Royal Society will today launch a year-long inquiry into the feasibility of developing drugs that are tailored to an individual patient's genetic makeup. The...
Scientists size up designer drugs The Royal Society will today launch a year-long inquiry into the feasibility of developing drugs that are tailored to an individual patient's genetic makeup. The...
Brussels, 17 Sep 2004 The UK is to invest over four million GBP (5.9 million euro) in encouraging women to return to science. The government believes that the economy is suffering because too few...
Brussels, 17 Sep 2004 The Irish Council for Science, Technology and Innovation (ICSTI), responsible for advising the government on science and innovation policy, is to be disbanded this year. The...
Brussels, 17 Sep 2004 ITEA (information technology for European advancement) will hold a symposium in order to present its achievements to date in Seville, Spain, on 7 and 8 October. ITEA is the...
Brussels, 17 Sep 2004 The European Commission's Information Society DG has published a call for tenders relating to an ex-ante evaluation of options for the development of a competitive, dynamic and...
Paris, 17 Sep 2004 When the Ariane 5 ECA qualification flight lifts off in October, one of the 'passengers' will be 33.5 litres of water. Onboard will be the experimental Sloshsat-FLEVO satellite,...
Paris, 17 Sep 2004 The Association Aéronautique & Astronautique de France (AAAF) has awarded two of its annual prizes to the European Space Agency, more specifically to its Director General,...
London, 17 Sep 2004 HTML Version PDF Version To purchase a printed copy House of Commons Science and Technology Committee
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