Technology platform to revive Europe's steel research
Brussels, 24 Jul 2003 The European Commission, the steel industry, steel workers and their unions are to work together to create a technology platform which will define a strategic agenda for...
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Advanced manufacturing technologies workshop, Canada
Brussels, 03 Feb 2003 A workshop on advanced manufacturing technologies for the automotive industry is taking place on 13 and 14 May in London, Canada. In today's knowledge-based economy, innovation...
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Looking in the long shadows of life
The Contemporary Irish Novel
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Teaching: on the front line
What is your experience of teaching? Pat Leon asks teachers how they manage. Name: David Webb Age: 41 Job: Reader in electronic engineering and member of the photonics research group at Aston...
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Who will break first in the battle of the giants?
The unions are taking a now-or-never approach to the pay dispute, while the employers favour pleading poverty. Phil Baty and Alan Thomson chart the history of the industrial action and consider...
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Epizootic Disease Diagnosis and Control (EPIZONE) - Launch of European Research Network, 13 June
Brussels, 08 Jun 2006 What? Presentation of "EPIZONE" When? 13 June 2006 (presentations from 9-12, press conference at 12:30) Where? Centre de Conférence Albert Borschette (Room 2C) Rue...
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New report proposes 23 research infrastructures for construction during FP7
Brussels, 08 Apr 2005 A group of high level experts has presented the European Commission with a list of 23 examples of scientific infrastructure which it believes Europe will need in the coming...
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CREST examines results of the 'open method of coordination' in the context of the Barcelona objective
Brussels, 15 Dec 2004 Analysis by CREST, the EU's scientific and technical research committee, of the suitability of the 'open method of coordination' as a tool for meeting the Barcelona objective of...
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German research is thriving, says Research Minister
Brussels, 18 May 2005 German research is flourishing and the country's businesses are among the most innovative in Europe, says German Research Minister Edelgard Bulmahn. Speaking in front of the...
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White Paper on European Space Policy - examples of how space can help the EU meet its objectives
Brussels, 11th November 2003 See also IP/03/82 dated 21/1/03 and MEMO/03/138 dated 24/6/03 A European Space Policy in an enlarged Union will offer valuable tools that can contribute to the...
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White Paper on European Space Policy - examples of how space can help the EU meet its objectives
Brussels, 11th November 2003 See also IP/03/82 dated 21/1/03 and MEMO/03/138 dated 24/6/03 A European Space Policy in an enlarged Union will offer valuable tools that can contribute to the...
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Provisional Agenda for the Competitiveness Council of 24 September
Brussels, 22 Sep 2004 Full text of Document 12502/04 Suite of documents 12502/04 PROVISIONAL AGENDA for: 2605th meeting of the COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION (COMPETITIVENESS - Internal Market,...
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Potocnik welcomes 'virtual' Council agreement on FP7 proposals
Brussels, 29 Nov 2005 The Competitiveness Council has reached a provisional agreement on the structure of the Seventh Framework Programme (FP7), providing the basis for future discussions following...
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Fight for food ethic all can stomach
Twentieth-century productionism left us overfed, underfed or badly fed. Tim Lang looks at the new battle for mouths and minds At every policy level - local, national, regional, global - a pattern of...
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Research council chiefs fork out £84K to withstand fearsome MPs
The research councils have spent more than £84,000 of public money on hiring consultants to train them to appear before Parliamentary select committees, The Times Higher can reveal. The House of...