Germany to open first European ageing centre
Brussels, 16 Apr 2004 The Max Planck Society for the Advancement of Science in Germany has announced its decision to open a new institute on the biology of ageing. The planned institute will be the...
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MoU for the Implementation of a European Concerted Research Action, "Analytical Tools with Applications for Wood and Pulping Chemistry" (link)
Brussels, 16 Apr 2004 Full text of Document 258/04 Suite of documents 258/04 Subject: Memorandum of Understanding for the implementation of a European Concerted Research Action designated as COST...
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MoU for the Implementation of a European Concerted Research Action, "Sustainable Low-Input Cereal Production: Required Varietal Characteristics and Crop Diversity" (link)
Brussels, 16 Apr 2004 Full text of Document 257/04 Suite of documents 257/04 Subject: Memorandum of Understanding for the implementation of a European Concerted Research Action designated as COST...
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Agenda of the COST JAF Group, 10 May 2004
Brussels, 16 Apr 2004 Full text of Document 1377/04 [Public Info Net automatically generates links to Council Register documents where an appropriately formatted document number is given. However,...
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Composition of the COST JAF Group - Note from Prof. Fedi, President-Elect COST CSO (link)
Brussels, 16 Apr 2004 Full text of Document 261/04 Suite of documents 261/04 (1) According to the procedures for appointing members of JAF ( COST 304/2/03) and taking into account both the letter of...
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Use of the COST Fund
Brussels, 16 Apr 2004 Full text of Document 260/04 Suite of documents 260/04 Subject: Use of the COST Fund 1. The COST Fund is used to financially support any activities decided by the CSO to further...
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Participation of Non-COST Countries and International/European Bodies in COST Actions (link)
Brussels, 16 Apr 2004 Full text of Document 259/04 Suite of documents 259/04 Subject: Participation of non-COST countries and International/European bodies in COST Actions Delegations will find...
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Today's news
Royal Society calls for vetting of research proposals Research proposals should be vetted to help prevent the development of biological and nuclear weapons by terrorists and rogue states, a...
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3 in 4 women feel unsafe on campus
Three-quarters of female students do not always feel safe walking around their university campus at night, the Sodexho- Times Higher university lifestyle survey has found. The research, which will be...
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100,000 extra hopefuls may join race to start degree before top-up D day
As many as 100,000 extra students could enter the race for university places next year, driving up entry grades and causing thousands of well-qualified candidates to be rejected, experts warned this...
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In the news: Stephen Hawking
Stephen Hawking's private life was once again thrust into the public limelight this week, with a BBC2 dramatisation of the physicist's early days as a PhD student at Cambridge University during the...
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Appointments
* Ukcosa, the council for international education, has appointed Dominic Scott its director. He is a former deputy director of export promotions, the British Council's head of arts and education...
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England braced for '2005 effect'
Leading institutions will be forced to close their doors to increasing numbers of outstanding candidates next year. Cambridge University had 13,700 applications for 3,400 places last year. And now...
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Bradford told to review quality
Quality watchdogs have demanded a fundamental review of Bradford University's procedures for ensuring quality before there can be full confidence in the university's academic standards, writes Phil...
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Good bet
The National Horseracing Museum at Newmarket has teamed up with Wray Vamplew, professor of sports history at Stirling University, to develop a gallery on the history of gambling. But Professor...