NEST-Pathfinder Information day, Brussels
Brussels, 13 Feb 2004 The Commission's 'new and emerging science and technology' (NEST) unit, together with National Contact Points, is organising an information and brokerage event on NEST-...
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Workshop to present the results of two IST projects
Brussels, 13 Feb 2004 The results of the ALBATROSS and OPIUM projects, funded under the Commission's information society technologies (IST) programme, will be presented at a workshop in Berlin,...
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Slovenia to host conference on gas turbine technologies
Brussels, 13 Feb 2004 An international conference on industrial gas turbine technologies will take place in Bled, Slovenia, on 29 and 30 April. The aim of the conference is to bring together...
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Monitoring gender equality in the IST programme - call for tenders
Brussels, 13 Feb 2004 The European Commission has published a call for tenders for monitoring progress towards gender equality in the information society technologies (IST) priority of the Sixth...
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Extra grades on horizon in A-level rejig
A-level bands are failing to distinguish between the brightest university applicants, according to a report out next week that may lead to the addition of two extra grades at the pinnacle of a...
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Sinn Fein attacks UU over Hutton prize
Hardly has the furore died down after his report on the death of David Kelly, than Lord Hutton is at the centre of a new row in his home province. Sinn Fein has attacked Ulster University over plans...
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In the news: Joanna Bennett
Pressure from Joanna Bennett of the Sainsbury Centre for Mental Health will prompt ministers to act this week against racism in Britain's mental health services. Dr Bennett, formerly a senior...
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Appointments
* John Coyne , pro vice-chancellor of De Montfort University, is to become vice-chancellor of the University of Derby. * The University of Oxford has appointed: Peter Ratcliffe , former professor of...
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Love is ... a bit risky actually
As the nation gears up for Valentine's day, academics warned this week that the pain of heartbreak is not a figment of the imagination. At a debate on Wednesday night at London's adults-only science...
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RAE overhaul to stop games
The way in which the research pot is shared between universities will be fundamentally changed from 2009, allowing the best work to be identified wherever it is found. The next research assessment...
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Changes to bill given one-month deadline
Any amendments to the higher education bill will have to pass through the Commons standing committee within a month, it emerged this week, writes Alison Goddard. The Liberal Democrats have tabled...
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Deliver some talks and you're cruising
Academics engaged in the time-honoured winter tradition of planning and booking their summer holidays might like to consider an all-expenses-paid lecturing stint on a luxury cruise ship. Every year,...
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Next week
What does your VC earn? The Times Higher' s survey of vice-chancellors' pay Also The Cultural Revolution in close-up Delia Davin reviews Red Color News Soldier: A Chinese Photographer's Odyssey Books...
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Words of warning
An academic who supported claims that HIV was not the cause of Aids has called on scientists who hold "minority" views to tread carefully. Udo Schuklenk, professor of bioethics and human rights at...
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European genetics plan
A European institute is to be created to help scientists interpret the floods of data emerging from genetic research, coordinating studies and ultimately establishing a European School of...