Marie Curie information day, Northern Ireland
Brussels, 12 Jan 2005 A Marie Curie information and proposal writing day will take place in Belfast, Northern Ireland, on 20 January. The event is a joint initiative of the UK and Irish national...
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Oral Evidence given to the UK Parliament Scienct and Technology Committee on The Future of the National Institute for Medical Research (link)
London, 13 Jan 2005 Full text Uncorrected Oral Evidence 10 January 2005 The Future of the National Institute for Medical Research Uncorrected transcript of Oral Evidence presented by: Professor Alan...
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Huygens descent timeline
Paris, 13 Jan 2005 Timeline of expected events during the Huygens descent to the surface of Titan on 14 January 2005. Time (CET) Event 6.51 Timer triggers power-up of onboard electronics Triggered by...
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Commission optimistic about ERC, says official
Brussels, 13 Jan 2005 Although no commitment to funding came out of the November Competitiveness Council, the Commission remains confident about the creation of a European Research Council (ERC),...
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Life sciences group concludes term with list of challenges for the future
Brussels, 13 Jan 2005 The European Group of Life Sciences (EGLS), established in 2000 to advise the Commission on current and future life science technologies, has completed its mandate. The group...
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Integration between urban and land use research is essential in future research, says Commission official
Brussels, 13 Jan 2005 The Seventh Framework Programme (FP7) will need to focus on closer integration between urban research and land use research, says Eric Ponthieu, head of sector at the European...
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FP6 research infrastructures information day
Brussels, 13 Jan 2005 An information day on the research infrastructures thematic priority of the Sixth Framework Programme (FP6) will take place in London, the UK, on 26 January. Two calls for...
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Laurie Taylor column
" From this month, universities face a major culture shock as the Freedom of Information Act starts to make an impact " - The Times Higher , January 7 From: The office of the vice-chancellor To: Mrs...
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Leader: Dual purpose in research bonus?
Whether by spin or pre-election generosity, the Government has cheered researchers with its announcement that research councils will in future pay 80 per cent of the full cost of the...
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Leader: Living with new laws
New legislation (especially from Europe) invariably brings with it predictions of unintended consequences and unnecessary bureaucracy. The Freedom of Information Act is a prime example, with...
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Fees, fairness and free markets 1
As universities start to position themselves in the brave new world of top-up fees and scholarships, no one has considered the plight of further education colleges that work in the higher education...
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Fees, fairness and free markets 2
Readers may recall the minor spat during the top-up fees debate over whether universities would be obliged to redirect a third of their extra fee income into student bursaries to improve access. The...
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Casting stones 1
I was appalled to read Peter Leapman's response (Letters, January 7) to Meg Barker's article on sexism and sexual relationships between lecturers and students (Soapbox, December 10). His letter read...
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Casting stones 2
I was gratified at the space given to the responses to my article on sexism and sexual predators in higher education, particularly the letter urging all of us to take responsibility for addressing...
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Casting stones 3
Having more than one lover (if all involved are consenting adults) is a personal/political choice, whereas having sex with one's students is unprofessional and unacceptable. Whether Barker has...