"Seafood Plus" Research Project
Brussels, 20 Jan 2004 Supplying safer, healthier, better seafood This week, the EU will unveil a far-reaching €25 million 'integrated research project', SEAFOODplus, covering all aspects of this...
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New car safety technology addresses key challenges for accident response
Brussels, 20 Jan 2004 An EU funded project has developed an in-car safety system that could speed up the arrival of emergency services at accident scenes, and overcome language barriers that can...
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Colombia inquiry recommendations spell the end for Hubble
Brussels, 20 Jan 2004 The US national aeronautics space administration (NASA) has announced that it will no longer launch servicing missions to the Hubble Space Telescope, instead allowing its...
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International Internet survey reveals series of digital divides
Brussels, 20 Jan 2004 A new study by the UCLA (University of California in Los Angeles) center for communication policy on Internet use in Europe, Asia and the US has confirmed the existence of a...
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Seminar on FP6 Priority 3 'NMP'
Brussels, 20 Jan 2004 A seminar on the second call of the Sixth Framework Programme's (FP6) Priority 3, 'nanotechnology and nanoscience, knowledge-based multifunctional materials, new production...
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Call for proposals - Descartes Prize
Brussels, 20 Jan 2004 The European Commission has published a call for proposals for the René Descartes prizes, funded under the 'science and society' activity of the 'structuring the European...
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Agenda of the Meeting of the Scientific and Technical Research Committee (CREST), Thursday 29 January 2004
Brussels, 20 Jan 2004 Full text of Document 212/04 1. Adoption of the Draft Agenda 2. Approval of the Draft Summary Conclusions of the 291st Meeting 3. Information from the Presidency and the...
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Bristol to reject candidates who favour Oxbridge The University of Bristol has admitted that applicants who put it second best to Cambridge face rejection in sought-after subjects. Application forms...
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Latest research news
Online games to generate real - and academic - riches Multiplayer online computer games are expected to generate more than $1 billion (£552 million) in revenue for the first time in 2004, according...
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A strong European technology partnership to move towards the hydrogen economy
Brussels, 20 January 2004 European Commission President, Romano Prodi, today launched the "European Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology" Platform, whose Advisory Council includes key players of the...
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Romano Prodi: European Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology Platform General Assembly, Brussels, 20 January 2004
Brussels, 20 January 2004 Dear Minister Carvahlo, Distinguished speakers and guests, ladies and gentlemen, Today marks a milestone for hydrogen and fuel-cell stakeholders in Europe. I am pleased to...
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Bioetica: presentation of the feasibility study to Fabienne Keller at the Council of Europe
Strasbourg, 20 Jan 2004 The Council of Europe, the City of Strasbourg and the Forum for European Democracy are planning to hold the regular European Bioethics Forum "Bioetica". A feasibility study...
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Model Contract (for projects funded under the Sixth Framework Programme) - New document available to download (link)
Brussels, 20 Jan 2004 Table of all special clauses adopted applicable to the FP6 model contract and to Marie Curie model contracts for the implementation of the Sixth Framework Programme of the...
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EU backs early-stage training in neurosciences
Brussels, 20 Jan 2004 The European Commission has pledged almost €2 million to fund a super centre in Germany for post-graduate research in neurosciences. The new PhD training centre – within the Max...
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"Seafood Plus" Research Project
Brussels, 20 Jan 2004 Supplying safer, healthier, better seafood This week, the EU will unveil a far-reaching €25 million 'integrated research project', SEAFOODplus, covering all aspects of this...