Scientists assess consequences of Spanish oil spill
Brussels, 20 Nov 2002 Scientists are concerned about the threat posed by the oil spill in Spain to the Balearic shearwater, a rare seabird that was already facing extinction. Robin Law, a marine...
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Envisat's ASAR reveals extent of massive oil spill off Spanish coast
Paris, 20 Nov 2002 Oil from the wrecked tanker off the northwest coast of Spain had already reached the Spanish coast when ESA's Envisat satellite acquired this radar image of the oil slick,...
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Portugal makes progress on R&D spending according to new report
Brussels, 20 Nov 2002 The provisional results of the 2001 bi-annual update to Portugal's scientific research and development (R&D) statistics show a sharp rise in the level of private sector...
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Commission publishes call for tenders for CORDIS
Brussels, 20 Nov 2002 The European Commission has published a call for tenders for the provision of information services on Community research, technological development and innovation activities....
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Microscopic DNA devices, computer simulation of organs and other projects to share 8 million pounds in new UK health R&D funding
London, 20 Nov 2002 Six new research projects that could improve the detection and treatment of killer diseases such as heart disease and cancer today shared in an £8m funding boost. The six...
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International Workshop on the production and technology of new materials
Brussels, 20 Nov 2002 The International Scientific and Technological Centre (ISTC) and the National Institute for Industrial Engineering and Technology of Portugal (INETI) will host the International...
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Prodi highlights investment in technology as a Commission priority
Brussels, 20 Nov 2002 Investment in human resources and technology will feature prominently in the Commission's spring report next year, Commission President Romano Prodi said on 20 November. Mr...
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Update: 12:40
NHS university plans outlined today Plans to launch a National Health Service university aimed at improving the education and training of staff were being outlined today. The idea, which is being put...
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Today's news
SDP Oxbridge set makes running on top-up fees Downing Street is seeking to defuse the growing row over university top-up fees amid fears that allies of Gordon Brown are using it to drive a wedge...
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Sulphur dioxide levels fall sharply near Etna
Paris, 19 Nov 2002 Levels of sulphur dioxide around Mount Etna have dropped three to four times since the volcano's initial eruption, according to an analysis of ESA satellite data. Data from the...
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ESA chairs 16th Committee on Earth Observation Satellites (CEOS) Plenary Meeting
Paris, 19 Nov 2002 As the concluding event of a busy and successful chairmanship of the Committee on Earth Observation Satellites (CEOS), the 16th CEOS Plenary Meeting takes place at ESA's ESRIN...
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Presidency note on the structure of the Community Patent Court (CPC)
Brussels, 19 Nov 2002 Full text of Document 13784/02 5 November 2002 NOTE from: Presidency to: Permanent Representatives' Committee (Part 1) No. prev. doc.: 13408/02 PI 62 No. Cion prop.: 11684/02 PI...
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Partnership of top European laboratories aims to deliver new cures
Brussels, 19 Nov 2002 Four of Europe's most prestigious laboratories signed the Partnership for Structural Biology (PSB) in Grenoble, France, on 15 November, creating an integrated programme and...
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Fourth European workshop on thermal protection systems for space vehicles
Brussels, 19 Nov 2002 The European Space Agency's (ESA) fourth European workshop on hot structures and thermal protection systems (TPS) for space vehicles will be held from 26 to 29 November in the...
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500,000 euro for European and Australian Masters students
Brussels, 19 Nov 2002 Viviane Reding, European Commissioner for Education and Culture, and Dr Brendan Nelson, Australian Minister for Education, Science and Training, announced a new pilot project on...