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Cambridge don denies indecently assaulting woman in his college rooms A senior academic at Cambridge University fondled and kissed a former student after inviting her to his college rooms for a drink...
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Latsis Prize 2006
Deadline: 20/05/2006
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Exploratory Workshops in Social Sciences
Deadline: 02/05/2006
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Martin J Wood Travelling Fellowship
Deadline: 28/06/2006
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European Young Investigator Awards
Deadline: 30/11/2006
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Latest research news
New pathogenic bacterium pinpointed Scientists have discovered a previously unknown bacterium lurking in human lymph nodes, a finding that suggests there are many more disease-causing bacteria still...
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The protection of traditional knowledge: Updated draft outline of policy options and legal mechanisms by WIPO Secretariat (link)
Geneva, 18 Apr 2006 Full text Document prepared for the Ninth Session of the Intergovernmental Committee on Intellectual Property and Genetic ߣߣÊÓƵ, Traditional Knowledge and Folklore -- Geneva,...
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Austrian Presidency Conference on "European Technology Platforms"
Brussels, 18 Apr 2006 WHAT? Conference "European Technology Platforms" WHEN? 4th - 5th May 2006 WHERE? VIENNA Austria Center Vienna Bruno-Kreisky-Platz 1 A-1220 Vienna The Austrian EU Presidency will...
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All in the COST
Brussels, 18 Apr 2006 After 35 years in operation, the EU-funded COST (European Co-operation in Science and Technology) initiative is going strong. It currently has an Open Call for proposals to...
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Technology for plant pharmaceutical production is basis for new Belgo-Finnish company
Brussels, 18 Apr 2006 Scientists from Belgium and Finland have created a joint company based on their unique technology for increasing the production of pharmaceuticals in plant cells. Plants produce...
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Germany to increase support for highly gifted students
Brussels, 18 Apr 2006 'The future of our country depends, to a large extent, how successful we are in building up an achieving elite,' said German Minister for Education and Research, Annette Schavan...
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Report suggests foetuses feel no pain
Brussels, 18 Apr 2006 A report in the British Medical Journal suggests that foetuses cannot feel pain, and that the ability to feel pain can only be developed once a baby has been born. The research...
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Exhibition offers new perspectives of Earth from space
Paris, 18 Apr 2006 Photos Graz, Austria – 'Planet Earth – Exploration from Space' is a new exhibition illustrating the unique contribution satellite images offer to Earth...
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Systemic Review Grant
Deadline: 28/07/2006
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Research Conference Cities and Media
Deadline: 19/07/2006