Bruxelles, le 17 février 2005 Introduction Laissez-moi tout d’abord vous dire combien je me félicite de cette semaine sur « La Terre et l’Espace » organisée à Bruxelles, qui traduit...
Brussels, 17 Feb 2005 The Asian tsunami of 26 December 2004 produced an unprecedented response from satellite monitoring agencies around the globe keen to support the relief effort, and in doing so,...
Brussels, 17 Feb 2005 While EU governments are making funding available for nanotechnology research, major pharmaceutical companies are investing very little money or human resources in this field,...
Brussels, 17 Feb 2005 An international conference on nanotechnology in Northern Europe will take place in Helsinki, Finland, from 26 to 28 April. The aim of the conference is to discuss research,...
Brussels, 17 Feb 2005 Following on from the success of the first phase I study, the European Vaccine Effort against HIV/AIDS (EuroVacc) has announced the start of a second series of clinical trials (...
Brussels, 17 Feb 2005 Full text of Document 599/05 1. Commission communication on Women and Science - Presentation and exchange of views 2. Security-related research - Information from the Commission...
Paris, 17 Feb 2005 Over 40 nations and around 20 international organisations, including ESA, have come together in Brussels for two days, today and tomorrow, to exchange views on policies related to...
Graduates debt will reach £48,825 in 2023, says report Students who graduate in 2023 face debts of £43,825, four times the amount accumulated by their present-day counterparts, according to new...
Universities will offer a bewildering array of bursaries and benefits to students in 2006 - Times Higher , February 11 UNIVERSITY OF POPPLETON Anxious about the cost of studying at university in 2006...
The fifth anniversary of David Blunkett's Greenwich speech, which set out the Government's vision for higher education, and the release of papers giving some of the background to its 50 per cent...
The suggestion that there is a "perception in universities that some managers are little more than failed academics or glorified administrators" is offensive ("Manager roles fail to attract core...
Does it not occur to the chief executive of the Leadership Foundation that academics may be right when they say that "in the hierarchy of things, for those who can do it the really high-quality...
Your article "Academics scorn TV lecture move" (February 4) contained several inaccuracies. First, it is not the case that "Channel 4 confirmed it was unlikely to renew its contract with the...
Frank Furedi attacks research ethics committees as limiting academic freedom (Working Knowledge, February 11). I am a member of both clinical and non-clinical ethics committees. I am not aware that...
The reaction of some of your columnists to the Durham memo on the teaching of controversial topics illustrates a one-dimensional understanding of "academic freedom" (Frank Furedi, for example). This...