Brussels, 07 Jan 2004 Using a high speed video camera, a team of Belgian scientists has, for the first time, succeeded in observing how 'antibubbles' form and move. Whereas the common bubble is a...
Brussels, 07 Jan 2004 Two workshops aimed at members of the research community who are interested in developing a proposal for the Sixth Framework Programme (FP6) will be held in Cambridge, UK, on 10...
Brussels, 07 Jan 2004 An online expression of interest form is now available to register for the conference. Liège, Convention centre, Belgium Preliminary information and registration details...
Brussels, 07 Jan 2004 "Empowering the Citizen through eHealth Tools and Services" - A Call for Good Practices in Europe The eEurope Awards for eHealth - 2004 are to be presented at the High-Level...
Brussels, 07 Jan 2004 A consortium of Belgian and German researchers has produced a new set of laser technology tools to tackle the noise pollution caused by squealing breaks in both cars and trains...
Brussels, 07 Jan 2004 The 28th international Antarctic conference of the scientific committee on Antarctic research (SCAR) will be held in Bremen, Germany, from 25 to 31 July. All disciplines of...
Brussels, 07 Jan 2004 ITEA (information technology for European advancement), a Eureka strategic cluster programme, has announced an upcoming call for projects for pre-competitive research and...
Paris, 07 Jan 2004 On Thursday 15 January, ESA Director General Jean-Jacques Dordain will meet the media at ESA Headquarters in Paris. The gathering will start at 08:30 with breakfast, followed at 09...
Paris, 07 Jan 2004 The major events in which ESA will be involved during the year are listed below and can be pencilled into your diaries. January 15/01 Paris, France: ESA Director General Jean-...
Grants gamble to save bill Ministers are set to gamble on a £500 increase in grants for students from poor homes, easing the passage of the higher education bill published today. Maintenance grants,...
Jet-lagged scientists live on Martian time The successful landing on Mars by the Nasa rover, Spirit, will play havoc with the body clocks of the scientists behind the mission, who will spend the next...
Blair pushes ahead with top-up fees bill Tony Blair and Charles Clarke are to finally publish their long-awaited bill introducing top-up fees for university education tomorrow. The decision was taken...
Brussels, 6 January 2004 The European Commission has requested Belgium and Spain to comply with 2003 rulings of the European Court of Justice concerning their failure to adopt and notify national...
Brussels, 06 Jan 2004 Dermot Ahern, the Irish Minister for Communications, Marine and Natural ߣߣÊÓƵ, has said that the key issue facing EU communications ministers during the Irish Presidency is...
Brussels, 06 Jan 2004 The Chinese national space administration (CNSA) has successfully launched the first of two scientific satellites known as Double Star, which include the first ever European...