Paris, 30 Oct 2003 Since Tuesday 28 October, explosive events originating from the Sun have been bathing the Earth and its surroundings in high energy radiation. Although 150 million kilometres away...
Brussels, 30 Oct 2003 Preliminary assessments by the European Environment Agency (EEA) suggest that this summer's heatwave contributed to the worst ozone pollution seen in Europe for almost a decade...
Brussels, 30 Oct 2003 A new study suggests that the pool of animals capable of harbouring the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) virus is larger than was first thought. Research teams from the...
Brussels, 30 Oct 2003 Europe does not need more research, but more efficient and effective research, if an innovation-based economy is to develop, Academic Director of the animal hygiene department...
Brussels, 30 Oct 2003 'A spoon full of sugar makes the medicine go down', or so we learned from Mary Poppins. But a new EU-backed network of micro-encapsulators has other ideas. The European...
Brussels, 28 Oct 2003 Full text of Document 13242/03 Suite of documents 13242/03 Subject: - Nuclear package, "safety standards" - Nuclear safety in Hungary - International agreements and negotiations...
Brussels, 30 Oct 2003 A Sixth Framework Programme (FP6) projects poster session will take place from 21 to23 April 2004, in Poznan, Poland. The session, which will be held during an international...
Brussels, 30 Oct 2003 The European Parliament's scientific and technological options assessment (STOA) annual lecture will take place in Brussels on 4 November. Wolfgang Ketterle, a physicist and...
From : The Office of Professor Lapping To : The External Examiner Dear Mikey Sorry to have to bother you again about your report but there has been a major policy change since we last corresponded....
From : The Office of Professor Lapping To : The External Examiner Dear Mikey Sorry to have to bother you again about your report but there has been a major policy change since we last corresponded....
Some of the more extravagant projections of future global student mobility have been toned down in the latest studies, but both the Commonwealth and the IDP, the Australian universities'...
Scotland has always been more successful than its UK neighbours when it comes to integrating further and higher education. Geography and tradition have combined to boost the numbers taking degrees...
Some of the more extravagant projections of future global student mobility have been toned down in the latest studies, but both the Commonwealth and the IDP, the Australian universities'...
Scotland has always been more successful than its UK neighbours when it comes to integrating further and higher education. Geography and tradition have combined to boost the numbers taking degrees...
In the ongoing debate about top-up fees, one misguided aspect of the government's plans is in danger of being overlooked. Research and practical experience show that students from families with no...