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BNP free to recruit on Greenwich campus Greenwich University says it is powerless to prevent members of the British National Party from recruiting on its campus. Following reports that a Greenwich...
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Cooperation in Scientific and Technical Research: COST debates its future (29 January), report of meeting on 13-14 December (link)
Brussels, 12 February 2002 European Cooperation in the field of Scientific and Technical Research - COST Secretariat. Note: Certain aspects of COST. Brussels, 8 February 2002 (document COST 211/02)....
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EU proposes to extend its cooperation with Mediterranean universities
Brussels, 12 February 2002 The European Commission has adopted a proposal to extend its university cooperation programme, TEMPUS, to a number of Mediterranean countries. The programme is to be...
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TRAIN-IT sets workshop, courses to help IT startups write business plans
Brussels, 12 February 2002 TRAIN-IT, which provides information to European entrepreneurs working in information society technologies (IST) on writing business plans, and is funded by the Fifth...
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From today's UK papers
Plan to tax students but restore grants for poor Tony Blair is on the verge of restoring maintenance grants for poorer students in England as part of an overhaul of the student funding system. But...
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International organisation to help developing country researchers with intellectual property issues
Brussels, 11 February 2002 An international organisation is to be set up later this year to assist governments and health researchers in the developing world to negotiate better deals for drug access...
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Grants reinstated for Welsh students Student grants are to be reintroduced in Wales from September, education minister Jane Davidson will announce to the Welsh Assembly today. Students in...
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Latest research news
What was the weather like when you were in the womb? A few years ago John McGrath came up with the idea that the chances of developing schizophrenia depended on how sunny it was in the months before...
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CERN launches new cancer therapy initiative
Brussels, 11 February 2002 The first meeting of a new European network for research in cancer therapy will take place at CERN (the European organisation for nuclear research) on 12 and 13 February...
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A voyage from space to sea with Envisat
Paris, 11 February 2002 From its vantage point in sun-synchronous orbit, the European Space Agency's new spacecraft Envisat, whose launch is scheduled end of February 2002, will tirelessly sweep the...
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University students to design a space station
Paris, 11 February 2002 30 students from all over Europe have an opportunity this week to design their own space station, in ESA's unique Concurrent Design Facility. The interdisciplinary approach of...
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CORDIS provides new window on German R&D
Brussels, 11 February 2002 CORDIS, the European Commission's Research and Development Information Service, is providing a new service dedicated to national and EU-funded research in Germany....
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From today's UK papers
Brighter pupils allowed to skip GCSEs The most able pupils will be fast-tracked through secondary education, skipping GCSEs to go straight to AS levels, in a radical overhaul of the curriculum to be...
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How to increase your publications rate
Getting published is the basic currency of academic life. Get it right and your career and your department will profit. Get it wrong and... who knows? You and your team may never be heard of again....
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CryoSat – a satellite with an icy mission
Paris, 08 February 2002 On 8 February the ESA Director of Earth Observation, José Achache, signed the contract confirming that Astrium will build the new European environmental and climate satellite...