Brussels, 10 May 2002 The Education and Culture DG of the European Commission has issued a prior information notice for a public service contract for the production of studies linked to the eLearning...
Brussels, 10 May 2002 An event to showcase how biotechnology can be applied to industrial processes and contribute to an improved environment will take place in Antwerp, Belgium, on 16 and 17 May....
Brussels, 10 May 2002 The European Group on Life Sciences (EGLS) has set its agenda for the year ahead at a meeting in Granada, Spain, on 7 May. At the meeting, hosted by the Spanish Presidency of...
Brussels, 10 May 2002 The UK's Joint Research Councils announced the winner of a competition to find the best business plan to commercialise British funded science on 8 May. The judging took place at...
Brussels, 10 May 2002 The European Commission's Enterprise DG has issued a call for tenders (No. ENTR/02/11) for a study 'Assessment of the impact of the eEurope standardisation action plan.' The...
Medical schools attack staff cuts Hundreds of staff are losing their jobs at Britain's medical schools just as they are being asked to train 15,000 new doctors by 2008. (Times) Royal Society head...
Telecoms tops apprentice wish list Apprenticeships in the construction and telecommunications industries top the jobs wish list of teenagers aiming to go from school straight into work,...
Brussels, 9 May 2002 Draft Council Regulation setting up the GALILEO Joint Undertaking - Adoption. "I/A" item note from Secretariat general to COREPER/COUNCIL. Brussels, 7 May 2002 (document 8450/02...
Julian Savulescu will be the first Uehiro professor of applied ethics at Oxford University from July. He will become a fellow of St Cross College. Professor Savulescu, best known for his work in...
Cambridge University has appealed against the local council's decision to deny planning permission for a laboratory that would run primate experiments. The dispute with the South Cambridgeshire...
The rectors of Argentina's public universities have offered their institutions' full resources to help premier Eduardo Duhalde overcome the country's crisis.
For the first time in three years, universities in rebel-held areas of the Democratic Republic of Congo have received supplies from the capital, Kinshasa, including six months' arrears of staff pay.
The Technical University of Denmark needs DKr 50 million (£4.17 million) in state funds to avoid cuts in teaching and research and avert bankruptcy.
A Stirling University researcher has discovered a long-lost manuscript by 19th-century Scottish author James Hogg in the Fales Library in New York. Scholars had assumed that the manuscript of The...
The UK is leading a project to create a constellation of earth-observation satellites to monitor natural and man-made disasters. Surrey Space Centre, a commercial joint venture between Surrey...