ESA takes a new look at the Moon
Paris, 24 April 2002 Thirty years after Apollo 16’s lunar module, Orion, landed at the western edge of the Descartes Mountains on 21 April 1972, there is still much that we don’t know about the Moon...
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European students design a satellite
Paris, 24 April 2002 Throughout this week, the European Space Agency (ESA) is playing host to a group of forty young engineers and scientists from all over Europe, who will co-design a satellite. The...
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International conference to examine computational methods and experimental measurements
Brussels, 24 April 2002 An international conference on computational methods and experimental measurements, organised by the Wessex Institute of Technology, UK, the University of Naples, Italy and...
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AUT expected to boycott e-learning elite The Association of University Teachers is today expected to boycott online courses run by an elite group of universities around the world. The union’s...
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Hefce criticised over research fund allocation The Research Assessment Exercise has had its day and the Higher Education Funding Council for England should rethink how it allocates its research...
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Chinese university adopts country's first research misconduct policy
Brussels, 23 April 2002 Following calls by international scientists for research transparency at a recent conference in Shanghai, China, Beijing University, has adopted the country's first policy...
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Commission to fund Latin American researchers at EU universities
Brussels, 23 April 2002 The European Commission has approved a series of initiatives to strengthen regional cooperation with Latin America, including a programme to enable Latin American researchers...
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Energy conferences address efficiency
Brussels, 23 April 2002 The 2nd International conference on energy efficiency in commercial buildings (IEECB) will be held in conjunction with the 'Right light 5' conference (5th European conference...
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Study shows IT industry growing faster than rest of economy
Brussels, 23 April 2002 Growth rates for information technology (IT) industries in the majority of EU Member States overtook those of the economy as a whole between 1995 and 2001, according to a...
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Berlin to host international aerospace exhibition
Brussels, 23 April 2002 The ILA 2002 international aerospace exhibition will take place at Berlin's Schönefeld Airport from 6 to 12 May. The event, which will be opened by the German Chancellor...
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Swedish conference to examine FP5 research on stratospheric ozone
Brussels, 23 April 2002 The results of European research on stratospheric ozone carried out under the EU's Fifth Framework programme for research (FP5) will be presented at the Sixth European...
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FE unites in cash plea Colleges united yesterday to demand urgent action to reverse the crisis in further education funding, which sees starting salaries for lecturers trailing teachers by at least £...
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Invest more or risk 'economic failure', Dearing warns Lord Dearing, author of the influential 1997 report on higher education, will warn chancellor Gordon Brown this afternoon that he must invest...
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Oxford race case dismissed A judge yesterday dismissed a case of alleged racism brought against Oxford University because of insufficient evidence. Judge Jonathan Playford, at Reading crown court,...
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The war of the 'marine' world - marine biodiversity forum
Brussels, 22 April 2002 Alien invasions, threatened ecosystems, early warning systems, … it sounds like excerpts from HG Wells' War of the Worlds, but these are some of the topics under discussion on...