Brussels, 05 Jul 2004 Fundamental changes in the way research is published stand to benefit both the scientific community and society at large, raising awareness of European excellence in science and...
Brussels, 05 Jul 2004 Ramon Marimon, Spanish Secretary of State between 2000 and 2002 and chair of a high level expert panel charged with carrying out a mid-term evaluation of the new instruments...
Brussels, 05 Jul 2004 A new Commission funded web service was launched on 5 July with the aim of collecting and disseminating the results of EU and national transport research programmes in Europe....
Brussels, 05 Jul 2004 Syngenta, the last biotech company to retain a significant genetically modified (GM) presence in the UK, has announced that it is closing its laboratories due to the poor...
Brussels, 05 Jul 2004 The Poznan science and technology park is organising a brokerage event for the third call under the 'Food quality and safety' priority of the Commission's Sixth Framework...
Brussels, 05 Jul 2004 Three of the world's leading cancer organisations, The European Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer; the US National Cancer Institute and the American Association...
Paris, 05 Jul 2004 One of ESA's most ambitious current projects has the aim of compiling the most precise map of one thousand million stars in our Galaxy. Gaia, a spacecraft which will carry two of...
Paris, 05 Jul 2004 Piercing the layer of smog enshrouding Titan, these images from the NASA/ESA/ASI Cassini-Huygens spacecraft reveal an exotic surface covered with a variety of materials in the...
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Munich, 02 Jul 2004 patent EP 0 169 672 On 5 July public oral proceedings will be held at the European Patent Office (EPO) in an appeal case relating to European patent EP 0 169 672. The patented...
Brussels, 02 Jul 2004 FP6UK, the UK support service for applicants to the EU's Sixth Framework Programme (FP6), has produced an eight page guide to FP6 and its funding mechanisms. 'FP6 Is It For You...
Paris, 02 Jul 2004 Every two years, specialists and fans of aircraft and space gather at Farnborough for the International Exhibition and Flying Display organised by the Society of British Aerospace...
Brussels, 02 Jul 2004 The use of reproductive cloning techniques in mice has a greater likelihood of resulting in developmental abnormalities than more conventional methods of assisted reproduction,...
Brussels, 02 Jul 2004 Better coordinated particle accelerator research, with more powerful technology, are major priorities on the seven-point 'to do list' revealed last week by CERN, the world's...