Future Integrated Transport: sixth and final call for Link proposals
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Descartes prize is 'cherry on the cake' of collaborative research, Commissioner Busquin
Brussels, 29 January 2002 Speaking to CORDIS News, EU Research Commissioner Philippe Busquin explained why he has decided to make the Descartes prize one of his priorities, and how it fits in with...
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Arms industry calls for greater spending on EU defence R&D
Brussels, 29 January 2002 European arms industry leaders have called for moves to reduce the gap in spending on military research and development (R&D) between the EU and the USA. EU spending...
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New civilian observation satellite nearly ready for launch
Brussels, 28 January 2002 Engineers from France, Sweden and Belgium are currently preparing for the launch of what they describe as the most powerful civilian observation satellite ever constructed....
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Commission sets out changes to intellectual property rules for integrated projects
Brussels, 28 January 2002 A working document on 'Provisions for implementing integrated projects,' published by the European Commission's Research DG on 21 January, sets out measures to make the...
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Improving mobility in the city through research
Brussels, 29 January 2002 On Thursday 31 January European Research Commissioner Philippe Busquin will participate in a conference on urban mobility organised jointly by the Commission and the...
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From today's UK papers
Papers lost in latest exam row The row about exam board incompetence continued last night as the head teacher of an independent boys' school blamed government interference for the loss of 30 GCSE and...
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PM petitioned by online debt protestors Students are signing an online petition protesting about debt at the rate of one every few seconds. By last night more than 10,000 names had been entered on...
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FP5 project hopes to unlock secrets of algae for European biotech industry
Brussels, 29 January 2002 Leading European universities and research centres have joined forces to unlock the biotechnology potential of algae in a project funded by a 1.75 million euro grant under...
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Investigating nanotechnology
Brussels, 29 January 2002 Two events held in London will examine the future of nanotechnology in spring 2002. On 19 March scientists, industrialists and investors will gather at the event to discuss...
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Transfer of ITC between Europe and Asia - call for proposals
Brussels, 29 January 2002 The European Commission has issued a call for proposals for the co-financing of joint projects to enhance the transfer of information and communications technology (ITC)...
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Presidency proposes creation of research centre to fight drugs trafficking
Brussels, 28 January 2002 The Spanish Presidency has proposed the creation of an Alert and technological research centre at the Europol headquarters to assist in the EU's fight against drugs...
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Ombudsman closes complaint against DG Research for prematurely terminating a contract to develop an eco-car
Strasbourg, 28 January 2002 Decision of the European Ombudsman on complaint 769/2000/BB against the European Commission. Strasbourg, 21 January 2002. Text Complaint on behalf of Ringsped Ltd....
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Agenda of the 5-6 February Meeting of the Scientific Committee on Animal Nutrition - Feedingstuffs for poultry, fish, pigs - use of micro-organisms, formaldehyde in feedingstuffs, E.coli
Brussels, 28 January 2002 141st Meeting of the Scientific Committee on Animal Nutrition (SCAN) 05-06 February 2002 Agenda ..... 5. Discussion and possible adoption of a scientific opinion 5.1....
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When did liquid water fill the planets? Maybe not as early as was thought...
Paris, 28 January 2002 ISO searched for carbonates in the Red Spider Nebula (1.04MB image file) Planet-like bodies with liquid water formed very early in the history of the Solar System, or so...