Brussels, 25 Sep 2003 With stars in their eyes, curiosity in their minds and enthusiasm in their hearts, some of the world's most promising young scientists have gathered to compete in this year's...
Brussels, 25 Sep 2003 A UK public debate on genetically modified organisms (GMOs), the most wide ranging to date in Europe, has revealed that the more participants choose to discover about GMOs, the...
Brussels, 25 Sep 2003 The number of small fish in the North Sea has increased and over fishing is the most likely cause, according to new research carried out by the Netherlands institute of...
Brussels, 25 Sep 2003 The European Commission's Information Society DG has published a prior information notice regarding an upcoming call for tenders for a benchmarking study to measure the eEurope...
Brussels, 25 Sep 2003 Whether your interest lies in high-fidelity loudspeakers based on plasma technology, a 40-euro scanning tunnelling microscope with applications in nanotechnology, or using...
Paris, 25 Sep 2003 For over a decade ESA has used satellites to bounce radar pulses off the Earth and precisely measure the height of ocean and land surfaces. But inland lakes and rivers have been...
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