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Part-time lecturer wins pay equality
An hourly paid lecturer has won a landmark settlement in a tribunal case against Leeds Metropolitan University that could have major implications for the millions of part-time workers in education,...
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Who got that cash?
One way an academic from a small teaching-led institution can land a big medical research grant is to develop a unique selling point and exploit it to maximum effect. This is how Bill Hardcastle of...
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Exeter seeks 60 staff to beef up strengths for RAE
Exeter University has begun a £3 million recruitment drive to hire 60 academic staff to build research strength for the next research assessment exercise. Some posts will be located at Exeter's new...
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Italy should be fined 265,500 euro a day for failing to comply with 2001 judgment on foreign language assistants hired by universities: opinion (C-119/04, with press release)
Luxembourg, 26 Januaary 2006 C-119/04, Commission of the European Communities v Italian Republic Opinion of Advocate General Poiares Maduro on 26 Januaary 2006 (link to English version when available...
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Cientifica reassures nanotech investors that commercial success will come
Brussels, 26 Jan 2006 In a report entitled 'Where has my money gone?', Cientifica, an international supplier of nanotechnology research and technology information, examines the lack of commercial...
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Presentations and Documents from the EuropaBio "Plants for the Future" Conference held last year (link)
Brussels, 26 Jan 2006 Download page for documents and presentations EUROPABIO Previous Item Back to Titles Print Item
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UK government funds commercialisation of scientific results with 36.4 million euro
Brussels, 26 Jan 2006 While the UK government's Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) announced grants to exploit the results of new and exciting research on 24 January, the UK's Science Minister...
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Commission seeks input of young researchers on Europe's innovation performance
Brussels, 26 Jan 2006 The Commission's Enterprise and Industry DG has issued a call to young researchers and Master-level students to provide additional analysis of Europe's innovation statistics as...
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Agenda of the JAF (Legal, Administrative and Financial) Group of COST -- European Co-operation in Science and Technology -- 15/16 February 2006
Brussels, 26 Jan 2006 Full text of Document 303/06 Date: 15/16 February 2006 (09h30) Venue: Presidenza Regione Toscana Via Cavour 18 IT-50129 Firenze Adoption of the agenda Approval of Summary of...
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Commissioner Janez POTOCNIK: Moving forward with the Seventh Framework Programme ITRE meeting – European Parliament
Brussels, 26 January 2006 ITRE meeting – European Parliament Brussels, 26 January 2006 Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen, It is a great pleasure for me to have this opportunity to meet you...
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Today's news
Boycotts self-defeating, Israel conference told Academic boycotts against Israel were self-defeating and would only damage its existing relationship with the Palestinians, a conference was told this...
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Laurie Taylor Column
University of Poppleton BA in plagiarism studies Following the increased attention being accorded to the question of plagiarism in higher education, we are pleased to announce the launch of a new...
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Leader: Time to crunch some numbers
The Economic and Social Research Council is to be congratulated for carrying out such a comprehensive review of the prospects for the subjects in its care. It is all too easy in popular disciplines...
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Leader: Permanent switch
Away from the increasingly bitter disputes about academic pay, a quiet sea change is taking place in the rights of higher education's most marginalised workers. The European Union has passed a number...