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Kelly pegs university tuition fees to inflation University tuition top-up fees will be pegged to inflation for the next four years if Labour wins the election, Ruth Kelly, the Education Secretary,...
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How does the European Commission deal with ethical issues within its Framework Programme for Research and Development?
Brussels, 8 April 2005 Janez Potočnik, European Commissioner for Science and Research, has indicated that the European Commission proposes to continue the current strict ethical framework...
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Agenda of the Research Working Party, 11 April 2005
Brussels, 08 Apr 2005 Full text of Document 1235/05 1. Proposal for Seventh Framework Programme - Exchange of views with a view to preparing the Council of 18 April 2005 - Planning of work schedules...
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FP7 not 'just another framework programme' says Potocnik
Brussels, 08 Apr 2005 'The programme that we are proposing shouldn't be seen as just another framework programme - we want it to be more,' stressed Science and Research Commissioner Janez Potocnik,...
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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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CIP 'essentially an SME programme' says Enterprise DG Director
Brussels, 08 Apr 2005 'The Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme [CIP] is the smaller and younger brother (or sister) of FP7,' according to Matthias Ruete, Director of the coordination...
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New Zealand furthers international research collaboration
Brussels, 08 Apr 2005 A new fund in New Zealand aimed at increasing the country's participation in international projects appears to have had the desired effect. Six projects have been selected for...
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Research administration seminar, Estonia
Brussels, 08 Apr 2005 A two day seminar entitled 'Research administration best practice: North-American approaches to research management, professional development, research support and technology...
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INTAS opens call for proposals
Brussels, 08 Apr 2005 The international association for the promotion of cooperation with scientists from the New Independent States of the former Soviet Union (INTAS) has launched an open call for...
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Satellite maps will ease plight of endangered mountain gorillas
Paris, 08 Apr 2005 A two-year joint ESA and UNESCO project to chart the habitats of endangered mountain gorillas with satellites came to a fruitful finish in Paris, with end-users receiving final...
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Cosmic Vision 2015-2025 -- Plotting the Course for Space Research
Paris, 08 Apr 2005 April 2005 is important in two ways for ESA science. It marks a significant anniversary for Europe's role in space science but it is also a point of departure for the next 15-20...
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Europe goes back to Mars
Paris, 08 Apr 2005 European space scientists have strongly recommended a mission equipped with a Rover as the next scientific mission to Mars as part of the European Space Agency's [ESA] Aurora...
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Observing Einstein's gravitational waves
Paris, 08 Apr 2005 A hundred years ago, Albert Einstein published his theory of relativity. On this occasion, Euronews' Space magazine plunges into the subject of gravitational waves and features the...
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Care Services Improvement Partnership
Deadline: 09/05/2005
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Today's news
Fees plea for part-time students A group of university vice-chancellors today call on all political parties to ensure equality of treatment for thousands of part-time students who will receive a...