Brussels 17 January 2002 REPORT on the proposal for a Council regulation on the establishment of the GALILEO Joint Undertaking (COM(2001) 336 - C5?0329/2001 - 2001/0136(CNS)) FINAL A5-0005/2002 10...
Brussels, 17 January 2002 Speech in PDF file The US, Europe, and Precaution: A Comparative Case Study Analysis of the Management of risk in a Complex World Grand Hotel-Bruges 11/12 January 2002...
Brussels, 18 January 2002 The Council will have an exchange of views on the Economic Policy Committee report on Research and Development and is expected to endorse it. The report, including the...
Cream of RAE crop promised extra £30m The government has promised an extra £30 million to help fund the improved results of the research assessment exercise. The extra cash will be given to...
Oxford don leads science force Baroness Greenfield, Oxford professor of pharmacology, is to head a government task force to improve women's careers in science and engineering. The group will report...
Brussels, 17 January 2002 US-based technology fund TechFund Capital has announced the launch of a new capital risk fund, TechFund Capital Europe, to tap into information technology innovation and an...
Brussels, 17 January 2002 Konstantinos ALYSSANDRAKIS (EUL/NGL, GR) Report on the Commission communication to the Council and the European Parliament on Europe and Space...
Brussels, 17 January 2002 'PV [photovoltaic technology] in Europe, from PV technology to energy solutions', a conference supported by the European Commission and the Italian Ministry for the...
Brussels, 17 January 2002 An EU-funded project has brought together experts from Finland, Sweden, Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands and the UK to help preserve Europe's underwater cultural artefacts...
Brussels, 17 January 2002 The Spanish government, which currently holds the European Union Presidency, has put innovation at the centre of its national policies with a series of incentives to foster...
Lack of trust in higher education's ability to manage itself is a touchstone for discontent, says Tory spokesman Alistair Burt It was supposed to be the winter when the National Health Service froze...
Opening higher education to under-represented social groups is perhaps the government's top priority for universities. It is a desirable goal with which, as Conservative spokesman Alistair Burt says...
Reports say Labour has failed poor students Labour's plans to get more poor students to go to university is failing, two reports by parliament's financial watchdog reveal today. The percentage of...
Once again a university boss is honoured while his loyal auxiliary staff go unnoticed, complains Valerie Atkinson The newspaper placards lauded a local hero: "University chef knighted". Amazing - a...
In our university we acquire lecturers' body parts and trade these on the open market. Hearts, lungs, livers, eyes. We call this "re-establishment". It is part of a government-approved scheme and...