In some criminal cases, forensic entomologists can help extract valuable clues from corpses or cannabis, writes Zakaria Erzinclioglu The idea that insects can be used to solve crimes may surprise...
The death last week of the Queen Mother was seen by many as marking the end of an era. But Declan Quigley argues that while the modern monarchy may have lost much of its influence, for many it...
Brussels, 03 April 2002 The European Molecular Biology Organisation (EMBO) has issued a position paper calling for action to ensure equal treatment of men and women in life sciences research. The...
Brussels, 03 April 2002 'Automation within new global scenarios' is the title of a conference planned for 19 to 20 November 2002, to be held in Milan, Italy, where researchers, representatives from...
Brussels, 03 April 2002 The Natural History Museum in London, the UK, has announced a call for applications under the SYS-RESOURCE project of the 'Access to research infrastructures' action. SYS-...
Brussels, 03 April 2002 The creation of cloned rabbits has been reported by scientists working at France's Institut national de la recherche agronomique (INRA). Writing in the journal Nature...
Strasbourg, 3 April 2002 Decision of the European Ombudsman on complaint 1100/2001/GG against the European Commission. Strasbourg, 5 March 2002. Text Complaint against the European Commission...
Brussels, 03 April 2002 The Committee for Culture, Youth, Education, the Media and Sport, will put before the House, a draft resolution on the Communication from the Commission on the strengthening...
Brussels, 03 April 2002 The House will vote on a proposal to allow Malta to participate in the 5th research framework programme. Carlos WESTENDORP Y CABEZA (PES, E) Report without debate on...
Travelling pets still at risk, says vet expert An animal expert today warned pet owners to be aware of the risks from disease when taking their pets abroad. Susan Shaw, of Bristol University...
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Mixed reception for S. African plans The South African government's plan to reform higher education is meeting vigorous opposition from surprising quarters. (The Guardian) St Andrews rows about all-...
Brussels, 02 April 2002 The public expects too much from scientists, but scientists are not very adept at getting their message across. These are two of the findings from a survey carried out by MORI...