Brussels, 17 Nov 2004 The European Trend Chart on Innovation has been re-launched on CORDIS, the Community Research and Development Information Service. Businesses across Europe often claim that...
Australian medical students face a A$200,000 (?79,000) bill for their training at the University of Melbourne. Critics say the fees, potentially payable from 2005, breach the commitment given by...
Saturday Yesterday, the World Health Organisation website showed only two recorded cases of severe acute respiratory syndrome (Sars) in Malaysia, fewer than in the UK. But Singapore is nearby, so it...
The London School of Economics and Political Science will increase student numbers by a fifth over the next five years following the multimillion-pound purchase of the Public Trustee Office next to...
Brussels, 03 Nov 2004 Speakers from Germany's two largest political parties have aired their different views on the country's experience of brain drain at a conference on scientific exchange in...
Brussels, 28 Jun 2004 Exactly half a century after a nuclear power plant in the former Soviet Union became the first to be connected to a national electricity grid, the International Atomic Energy...
CBI warning over pure science Universities should not focus on pursuing "pure science", business leaders are set to say. Putting scientific discoveries into action is what makes "the real difference...
Anthropologists studying societies that believe in witches can encounter huge ethical dilemmas, reports Harriet Swain. Our monthly guide to the conferences taking place around the world. A woman in...
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Brussels, 17 February 2005 At the ‘Winning through co-operation: sharing the benefits of space’ conference in Brussels to day, over 40 nations and around 20 international...
Brussels, 16 February 2005 Ministers, Ladies and Gentlemen, Earth Observation matters to the international community. This is clear from the number of countries and organisations represented here....
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Brussels, 09 Sep 2002 Internet penetration is now greater in Europe than in the USA, according to a new survey. While the USA has 183 million users, Europe has 186 million, according to the nua.com...