Luxembourg, 16 June 2005 C-456/03, Commission of the European Communities v Italian Republic Judgment of the Court of Justice (Third Chamber) on 16 June 2005 (link to English version when available...
Geneva, 16 June 2005 EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES - MEASURES AFFECTING THE APPROVAL AND MARKETING OF BIOTECH PRODUCTS Communication from the Chairman of the Panel Document number: WT/DS291/28 15 2005 (05-...
Brussels, 16 June 2005 The European Commission is co-hosting a 2-day workshop “Simplifying participation in EU research – Opening up accessibility for all” to review a...
Luxembourg – 16 June 2005 Luxembourg Presidency Workshop - Simplification and accessibility within FP7 Luxembourg – 16 June 2005 Minister, Members of the Court of Auditors, Ladies...
Brussels, 15 June 2005 The Structural Funds play a substantial role in promoting research and innovation in the European Union. Between 2000 and 2006, roughly EUR 13 billion will be spent on research...
Brussels, 16 Jun 2005 Full text of Document 2097/1/05 Revision 01 Working party will meet on the above date in order to finalize the following text from a legal and linguistic point of view:...
Brussels, 16 Jun 2005 Researchers have developed and prototyped a computer capable of human-computer interaction and realistic emotional expressions under a Fifth Framework Programme (FP5) project...
Brussels, 16 Jun 2005 Microsoft has announced a new approach to personal computing research, claiming that the principles that previously defined computing have changed. Speaking on 15 June, managing...
Brussels, 16 Jun 2005 A workshop aimed at informing SMEs on how to access European grants under the Sixth Framework Programme (FP6) for developing new products and services will take place in...
McCartney school moves up a class Sir Paul McCartney, the former Beatles songwriter, is set to see his old school in Liverpool, which he rescued from dereliction, transformed into an international...
Candidate 1572. Marks please, Maureen. 67, 66, 59, 64, 63 and 65. And the average is 64.1. So under our rounding-up rules, the 67 and the 66 are rounded up to 70. And that gives us a new average of...
Colleges and universities sometimes need to be shocked out of their complacency to keep pace with changes in society - particularly among the young. Baroness Greenfield's remarks to the Association...
It is no surprise that students choose universities on more than simply academic grounds. Those who have observed the process - or remember their own criteria - will know that location, facilities...
The dilemma of a drop in applications from maintained schools to study sciences at universities goes much further and deeper than suggested in Trends in ÌÇÐÄVlog (June 10). The true fault...
Thank you for highlighting the critical "shortage of medical academics" (News, June 10). I am a supporter of the International Campaign to Revitalise Academic Medicine (Icram) and a member of the UK...