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Report calls for regional technology transfer The government's £1.25 billion science strategy will fail unless scientific know-how is spread to businesses throughout the UK, a report from the Trades...
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Swiss research funding agency calls for higher government investment in research
Brussels, 01 August 2002 The Swiss funding agency for the support of scientific research (SNF) has published its action plan for 2004 to 2007 in which it proposes a range of new instruments and...
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Winner of French start-up assistance competition announced
Brussels, 01 August 2002 The French Ministry for research and Anvar, the French agency for innovation, have announced the winners of a national competition for support to aid the creation of...
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EMEA/CPMP Guidance document on use of medicinal products for treatment and prophylaxis of biological agents that might be used as weapons of bioterrorism
Brussels, 01 August 2002 Contents: 1. Introduction 2. Anthrax 3. Plague 4. Tularemia 5. Smallpox 6. Viral Haemorrhagic Fever 7. Botulism 8. Brucellosis 9. Q fever 10. Glanders and Melioidosis 11....
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ETSI's Telecom Terms and Definitions Database Goes Live
Sophia Antipolis, France, 01 August 2002 http://webapp.etsi.org/Teddi/ ETSI has just launched web access to all the terms and definitions used in ETSI standards and reports. The portal application,...
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Workshop to discuss the integration of research, innovation and environmental policy
Brussels, 01 August 2002 The EU-STRATA Network on 'Blueprints for an integration of S&T [science and technology] and environmental policy' will host a workshop on 'Instruments for integrating...
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European health forum to discuss public health research under FP6
Brussels, 01 August 2002 The Fifth European health forum, supported by the European Commission's Research DG and Health and Consumer Protection DG, along with other Austrian and international...
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Conference to focus on standardisation for pressure equipment
Brussels, 01 August 2002 The European committee for standardisation will hold an international conference on pressure equipment, supported by the European pressure equipment research council (EPERC)...
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AoC claims colleges face average cuts of £65k The Association of Colleges claims today that most further education colleges face losses of an average £65,000 because of cuts to the government's ring-...
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Work-based training failing, inspector says
Poor quality, high dropout rates and unsatisfactory management dog work-based training in England, according to the chief inspector of adult learning. In his first report, David Sherlock said that 60...
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Cancer researcher collects royal reward
Suzanne Cory of the University of Melbourne is one of three winners of the 2002 Royal Society royal medals for scientific achievement. Hers is for her pioneering work on the use of transgenic mice to...
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LSC has little to show for first year, IoD says
The Learning and Skills Council has made no real impact in its first year, and it must use its £7.3 billion budget to better effect in its second, the Institute of Directors said this week. A survey...
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Expert panel seeks to appeal libel ruling
The expert panel led by Northumbria University professor of social work Richard Barker, which investigated child abuse claims on behalf of Newcastle city council and was then sued for libel when its...
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A degree gives boost to wallets and wellbeing
A degree is good for your bank balance, health and general quality of life, according to two surveys. Graduates are more likely to own a home, and the average value of that home tops £150,000...
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Ulster studies soy's prostate protection
Ulster University researchers have teamed up with Belfast City Hospital to investigate whether soy products offer protection against prostate cancer. Ian Rowland, professor of human nutrition, said...