Brussels, 13 Jul 2006 Full text of Document 11510/06 Addendum 13 Suite of documents 11510/06 [...] [Public Info Net automatically generates links to Council Register documents where an appropriately...
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Brussels, 13 Jul 2006 Full text of Document 11510/06 Addendum 04 Suite of documents 11510/06 [...] The European Marine Observation and Data Network ABSTRACT The EU needs to monitor the state of the...
Brussels, 13 Jul 2006 Robots are getting smarter all the time, and are now able to perform highly complex activities, yet there are still large numbers of tasks which are second nature to humans but...
Brussels, 13 Jul 2006 European researchers have identified the protein which they say plays a crucial role in the ageing process and conditions such as Parkinson's disease. Mitochondria organelles...
Brussels, 13 Jul 2006 The Irish government has announced a €4.8 million investment into two programmes to encourage women back into science and engineering posts. The majority of the...
Brussels, 13 Jul 2006 Researchers in the US have made a startling breakthrough in the treatment of paralysis. The researchers succeeded in attaching a sensor directly to the brain of a tetraplegic...
Brussels, 13 Jul 2006 Germany's top three sites for computing have joined together to create the largest super computing network in Europe. The sites are linked by a high-speed network, and...
Brussels, 13 Jul 2006 The 2006 EuroStemCell conference, 'Advances in Stem Cell Research', will take place from 8 to 10 September in Lausanne, Switzerland. This international conference will bring...
Teachers criticise plans for A-level alternative A new pre-university qualification to rival A levels and the increasingly popular International Baccalaureate would prevent pupils from poorer...
"When academics go to a dinner party they don't know how to answer the 'what do you do' question" - Lesley-Jane Eales-Reynolds at the ÌÇÐÄVlog Academy's annual conference, July 2006. Another...
Higher education is being feminised, and not before time. For too long, higher education resembled the priesthood, ignoring the intelligence and talents of more than half of humanity. But as the...
The fact that academics are not taking their full holiday entitlements may shatter popular illusions about academic life. But it will come as little surprise to our readers. It is merely the latest...
As someone who has been talking of "sellouts and betrayal" in the higher education pay dispute, I feel moved to respond to Susan Bassnett (Working Knowledge, July 7). She states that of the e-mails...