Telemedicine via satellite – the way forward
Paris, 13 Jul 2004 ESA is one step nearer to establishing a Telemedicine via Satellite Programme thanks to a constructive meeting with telemedicine experts that took place at ESRIN early last week....
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Night of the astronauts
Paris, 13 Jul 2004 As part of German Space Day activities, ESA is organising a 'gala' night on 17 September in the KölnArena in Cologne (Germany). All the members of the European Astronaut Corps and...
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IAA's vision for the next steps in exploring deep space
Paris, 13 Jul 2004 The International Academy of Astronautics (IAA) announces the release of its cosmic study, 'The Next Steps In Exploring Deep Space', a vision for the scientific exploration of...
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NASA Should Commit to Hubble Servicing Mission, says U.S. National Academies Study (links)
Washington, 13 Jul 2004 NASA should not make any decisions that preclude future space shuttle missions to the Hubble Space Telescope until the agency more thoroughly examines the engineering and...
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Today's news
R&D funding boost given a welcome Scientists have welcomed the Government's 10-year investment framework for science and innovation, which aims to increase British spending on research and...
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Enter the degradome – fine tuning cancer treatments
Brussels, 12 Jul 2004 Taking what is known about proteomes and genomes to another level, EU scientists are exploring new realms of cancer research. With Commission funding, they will study the...
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Endocrine disrupters: new events and CASCADE Network of Excellence
Brussels, 12 Jul 2004 Page link DG Research http:///europa.eu.int/comm/dgs/research/index_en.html
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Renewed calls for assessment of nanotechnology risks
Brussels, 12 Jul 2004 Nanotechnology and its possible risks have become the focus of attention once more, following the publication of a newspaper article by the Prince of Wales calling for the...
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EU project develops innovative journey-planning software which uses multiple modes of transport
Brussels, 12 Jul 2004 An EU-funded project has developed a new innovative navigation software that provides guidance for a more efficient use of public transport and it is hoped, will help reduce...
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Third epoline annual conference, Salzburg
Brussels, 12 Jul 2004 The European Patent Office has announced that the third epoline annual conference will be held on 23 and 24 November in Salzburg, Austria. The event will feature hands on...
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Winning sound with Ariane technology
Paris, 12 Jul 2004 The use of Ariane launcher technology has blasted a French loudspeaker firm into a winning position. Haliaetus Technologies won a top prize in a prestigious competition for...
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Today's news
Scientists attack Prince's little grey cells The Prince of Wales received a stinging rebuke from the scientific community yesterday after declaring in a Sunday newspaper that ongoing research into...
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Heads of Europe's research councils set out their vision for a European Research Council (ERC)
Brussels, 09 Jul 2004 Sensing that the debate surrounding a European Research Council (ERC) has begun to crystallise sufficiently, the heads of Europe's research councils, EUROHORCs, have defined the...
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France says no to human cloning
Brussels, 09 Jul 2004 On 9 July, after three years of deliberation, the French parliament adopted a bioethics bill authorising research using human embryos but banning human cloning as a 'crime...
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Team of French scientists gets a step closer to understanding Huntington's Disease
Brussels, 09 Jul 2004 A team of scientists from the French CNRS (National Centre for Scientific Research) and INSERM (National Institute for Health and Medical Research) have elucidated the role of...