Brussels, 28 th February 2003 Mr Bolkestein will present the Commission's recently adopted proposal ( IP/03/144 and MEMO/03/20 ). The objectives of the proposal are to harmonise national laws on the...
Paris, 28 Feb 2003 The European Space Agency (ESA) has agreed to six-month postponements of the Soyuz flights by two members of its astronaut corps planned for April and October 2003. The agreement...
Paris, 28 Feb 2003 One year ago tonight, the largest and most sophisticated Earth observation satellite ever built blazed a fiery trail into the night skies above French Guiana and became another...
Brussels, 28 Feb 2003 The Council will be informed by the Commission on the resumption of authorisation procedures for new genetically modified (GM) food products (i.e. lifting of GMO moratorium in...
Brussels, 28 Feb 2003 Paternal genes can affect timing of birth and contribute to the risk of reoccurring 'prolonged pregnancies', suggests a recent study by Danish scientists. Annette Wind Olesen, a...
Brussels, 28 Feb 2003 Full text of Document 220/03 The draft will be discussed by the JAF Group at its next meeting on 21 March 2003. DG C EN DRAFT REPORT FROM THE COMMITTEE OF SENIOR OFFICIALS...
Brussels, 28 th February 2003 The Council will seek to agree on the main outlines of the proposed Community Patent, including a system of jurisdiction whereby a Community Court would rule on disputes...
Brussels, 28 th February 2003 European Research Commissioner Philippe Busquin will present the Green Paper on European Space Policy (COM(2003)17 final), as adopted by the Commission on 21 January...
Brussels, 28 Feb 2003 A workshop entitled 'knowledge transfer from university to industry' will take place in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, on 10 and 11 April. The event, which has been organised by the...
Strikes cause disruption at Yale Yale university faces disruption today as unionised workers and several hundred graduate students who are seeking union recognition stage a five-day strike....
Universities challenged to find private sponsors The chancellor, Gordon Brown, is threatening to cut government funding for universities unless they agree to sweeping management reforms and attract...
As everybody knows, the four-year undergraduate degree offered by Scottish universities is a triumph of British higher education. For me, it meant that, while making the most of the clement weather...
British business needs leaders not managers, says Ashridge guru Philip Sadler in his latest work. How to Get Seriously Rich while Failing in Business will be the first venture into satire of Ashridge...
Paris, Feb 2003 Between 24 and 26 February, a number of trial flights into Dakar using the EGNOS (European Global Navigation Overlay Service) Test Bed system were carried out to show how the planned...
Brussels, Feb 2003 The European Commission has published a call for proposals in the area of 'new and emerging science and technology' (NEST) under the Sixth Framework Programme's 'anticipating...