Brussels, 02 Sep 2004 EUROCHAMBRES call on the Commission to promote a greater involvement of SMEs and new Member State companies and proposes an alternative. EUROCHAMBRES urges the European...
Brussels, 2nd September 2004 A contract to upgrade Europe’s world-leading GÉANT communications network for research and education has been signed by the European Commission in Brussels. Upgrades will...
Brussels, 02 Sep 2004 Bookmakers in the UK are cutting the odds on scientific breakthroughs, believing that the chances of remarkable discoveries being made before 2010 are increasing. The first...
Brussels, 02 Sep 2004 Following an announcement from the UK government that it cut 104,000 civil service posts, the professional workers' union (Prospect) has warned of a potential shortage of...
Brussels, 02 Sep 2004 An international workshop on public procurement policy will be held in Brussels, Belgium, from 19 to 21 October. The workshop will address the harmonisation of e-accessibility...
Brussels, 02 Sep 2004 The European Commission's Joint Research Centre (JRC) has launched a call for tenders for support for the scientific and technical work of existing chemicals work relating to...
University of Poppleton Clearing Hotline Centre. Sorry, I'm in a phone box. Could you say that again? I SAID, UNIVERSITY OF POPPLETON CLEARING HOTLINE. Right. Is this the number for people with lousy...
'You may get muddled if you put the same label on different things and can't remember which is which, and we have now encountered that problem' The Government needs to be less concerned about what...
For a qualification that is so central to government plans to expand higher education, three years after the first courses were launched the foundation degree remains remarkably little understood....
There are many reasons why one university may pay higher average salaries than another. The subject profile, large numbers of postdoctoral researchers, even location, may all contribute to apparently...
Your article, "NZ RAE batters rookies' morale" (August ) highlights a problem that the planners of the next research assessment exercise should note. Documents for the RAE in 2008 suggest that new...
"Who is Smithers to call us fuzzy?" (Letters, August ). He is a chartered psychologist. In my remarks to The Times Higher (August 20), I was reflecting my own disappointment at psychology's lack of...
The shameful book burning at London Metropolitan University will further damage its image ("Book pulped at London Met", August ). Ex vice-chancellor Roderick Floud should have sorted out any problems...
Richard Lynn writes that our exam board has "apparently reinvented the intelligence test" (Letters, August ). We have done no such thing, as he would understand if he visited either of our thinking...
Last week's article on house costs ("House prices leave city dwellers out in the cold", August ) claims that "staff at St Andrews University enjoy the best prospects for property - the average salary...