Knowing your genes conference, Brussels
Brussels, 29 Mar 2004 A European stakeholders conference entitled 'Knowing your genes, what implications?' will take place in Brussels, Belgium, on 6 and 7 May. The conference, organised by the...
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Rebels in fresh bid to scupper tuition fees bill Labour's education rebels, who have tabled an amendment to the higher education bill removing the principle of variable fees, were told last night...
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Report on the proposed Council Regulation on the establishment of structures for the management of the European satellite radionavigation programme (link)
Brussels, 26 Mar 2004 REPORT on the proposal for a Council Regulation on the establishment of structures for the management of the European satellite radionavigation programme Full text [...] In...
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EP Briefing 2004-03-29: Management system for Galileo - avoid delay and guarantee security
Strasbourg, 26 Mar 2004 Because of the strategic nature of the Galileo European satellite navigation system and the shortage of time before the operational phase starts in 2008, there is an urgent...
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Publication of 1999 Euratom/Kazakhstan agreement on cooperation in nuclear safety (links)
Brussels, 26 March 2004 Commission Decision of 29 March 1999 concerning the conclusion of a cooperation Agreement between the European Atomic Energy Community and the Republic of Kazakhstan in the...
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Commissioner Philippe Busquin: Mobilising SMEs for Research and Innovation, DETECT-IT Workshop, Brussels, 26 March 2004
Brussels, 26 March 2004 Ladies and Gentlemen, Thank you for having invited me to address this workshop. This is an excellent occasion to exchange best practices on how to promote the role of SMEs as...
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EP Briefing 2004-03-29: Use of genetic resources in agriculture
Strasbourg, 26 Mar 2004 Friedrich-Wilhelm GRAEFE ZU BARINGDORF (Greens/EFA, D) for the Agriculture Committee will be tabling a non-binding draft resolution on the use of genetic resources in...
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Genetic testing must not be commercialised say experts at EU conference
Brussels, 26 Mar 2004 At a conference on genetics in Brussels on 24 and 25 March, stakeholders called for increased vigilance against the risk of commercialisation of genetic testing. An appeal was...
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UK Royal Society weighs in to the debate on EU support for basic research
Brussels, 26 Mar 2004 The UK's Royal Society added its voice to the debate surrounding fundamental research in Europe on 25 March, when it published a report calling for more centres of research...
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New ESA accessions bring in remaining EU Member States
Brussels, 26 Mar 2004 Luxembourg and Greece have become the last two EU Member States to join the European Space Agency (ESA). During a meeting on 24 and 25 March, the ESA Council approved the...
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Successful testing of Jules Verne videometer
Paris, 26 Mar 2004 For the first time, the 'videometer' (VDM), a new technology device to ensure very precise automatic rendezvous operations between the 20.7 tonne Jules Verne Automated Transfer...
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Lectures might be ghost of Xmas past
The future of the Royal Institution Christmas lectures hung in the balance this week as Channel 4 suggested this year's would probably be the last it screens and the BBC confirmed that it did not...
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Foreign drive cuts UK places
British students face the prospect of increasingly tough competition for degree places in English elite academic institutions as universities look to boost private funds by enrolling more...
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In the news: Robert Reich
Having served three presidents and a series of universities, Robert Reich would be perfectly placed to advise ministers on whether to follow the US model of higher education. But he was sharing his...
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People
Tim Gardam has been appointed principal of St Anne's College, Oxford - the first man to hold the post. He will succeed Ruth Deech on September 1, after she leaves to become the first independent...