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Caroline Copeland, Lecturer in publishing, Napier University, Edinburgh Job advertised: The Times Higher , November 5, 2004 Teaching publishing is a very specialised discipline, but Caroline Copeland...
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Italy failed to legislate on patents for biotechnological inventions: judgment (C-456/03)
Luxembourg, 16 June 2005 C-456/03, Commission of the European Communities v Italian Republic Judgment of the Court of Justice (Third Chamber) on 16 June 2005 (link to English version when available...
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WTO ruling on EU's regulation of approval and marketing of biotech products will be delayed until October 2005
Geneva, 16 June 2005 EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES - MEASURES AFFECTING THE APPROVAL AND MARKETING OF BIOTECH PRODUCTS Communication from the Chairman of the Panel Document number: WT/DS291/28 15 2005 (05-...
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Simplifying access to the EU research Framework Programme
Brussels, 16 June 2005 The European Commission is co-hosting a 2-day workshop “Simplifying participation in EU research – Opening up accessibility for all” to review a...
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Commissioner Janez POTOCNIK: Simplifying participation in EU Research: opening up accessibility for all, Luxembourg Presidency Workshop
Luxembourg – 16 June 2005 Luxembourg Presidency Workshop - Simplification and accessibility within FP7 Luxembourg – 16 June 2005 Minister, Members of the Court of Auditors, Ladies...
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EU Structural Funds contribute with an investment EUR 13 billion to research and innovation projects
Brussels, 15 June 2005 The Structural Funds play a substantial role in promoting research and innovation in the European Union. Between 2000 and 2006, roughly EUR 13 billion will be spent on research...
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Agenda of the Jurist/Linguists Group -- Visas for Researchers -- 24 June 2005
Brussels, 16 Jun 2005 Full text of Document 2097/1/05 Revision 01 Working party will meet on the above date in order to finalize the following text from a legal and linguistic point of view:...
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FP5 project prototypes computer with emotional intelligence
Brussels, 16 Jun 2005 Researchers have developed and prototyped a computer capable of human-computer interaction and realistic emotional expressions under a Fifth Framework Programme (FP5) project...
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Microsoft announces new approach to software research
Brussels, 16 Jun 2005 Microsoft has announced a new approach to personal computing research, claiming that the principles that previously defined computing have changed. Speaking on 15 June, managing...
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SME guide to EU funding
Brussels, 16 Jun 2005 A workshop aimed at informing SMEs on how to access European grants under the Sixth Framework Programme (FP6) for developing new products and services will take place in...
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Today's news
McCartney school moves up a class Sir Paul McCartney, the former Beatles songwriter, is set to see his old school in Liverpool, which he rescued from dereliction, transformed into an international...
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Laurie Taylor Column
Candidate 1572. Marks please, Maureen. 67, 66, 59, 64, 63 and 65. And the average is 64.1. So under our rounding-up rules, the 67 and the 66 are rounded up to 70. And that gives us a new average of...
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Leader: New media but same message
Colleges and universities sometimes need to be shocked out of their complacency to keep pace with changes in society - particularly among the young. Baroness Greenfield's remarks to the Association...
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Leader: Little things mean a lot
It is no surprise that students choose universities on more than simply academic grounds. Those who have observed the process - or remember their own criteria - will know that location, facilities...
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A comprehensive failure?
The dilemma of a drop in applications from maintained schools to study sciences at universities goes much further and deeper than suggested in Trends in Higher Education (June 10). The true fault...