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Scientists admit pressures to tailor tests More than one in 10 scientists claim to have been pressured by a commercial financial backer to "tailor" their research conclusions, according to a new...
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ESA Council gives go-ahead to Europe's cooperation with India in a lunar exploration
Paris, 21 Mar 2005 On 17 March the ESA Council, at its meeting in Paris, unanimously approved a cooperation agreement between ESA and the Indian Space Research Organisation for India's first moon...
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Space debris: assessing the risk
Paris, 21 Mar 2005 Assessing the risk that space debris pose to operational spacecraft and satellites is a challenge and depends on whether you are worried about being hit by a known, tracked debris...
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FP7 to be tailored to industry's needs, says Potocnik
Brussels, 21 Mar 2005 In a speech on the importance of small businesses for the knowledge economy, Science and Research Commissioner Janez Potocnik made clear on 18 March that industry as a whole...
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Commission favours network approach for European Institute of Technology
Brussels, 21 Mar 2005 The Commission has published an information note outlining its initial thoughts on the establishment of a European Institute of Technology (EIT), arguing that a network of...
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Lack of commitment now the key barrier to hydrogen economy, industry tells conference
Brussels, 21 Mar 2005 The main barriers to the hydrogen economy are no longer economic, technical or related to the development of infrastructure, but rather a lack of commitment and cooperation...
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Conference: technological innovation and regional cohesion in a wider Europe
Brussels, 21 Mar 2005 The European regions knowledge based innovation (ERIK) network, the innovating regions in Europe (IRE) network and the Malopolska region are organising a conference on '...
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Notification of forthcoming call for tenders on monitoring technology transfer and
Brussels, 21 Mar 2005 The European Commission has published a prior information notice of a call for tenders for the monitoring and analysis of technology transfer and intellectual property regimes...
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Crime Technology Programme
Deadline: 27/06/2005
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University cracks down on plagiarism Australia's oldest academic institution, the University of Sydney, has moved to stamp out plagiarism after more than 200 students were suspected of cheating. In...
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Facelift for Oxford college After 626 years New College Oxford was clearly in need of what any estate agent would call light cosmetic updating. When the students return after the break they will find...
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Ombudsman recommends that Commission pay subcontractor under Galileo project after long delays (link)
Strasbourg, 18 March 2005 Draft recommendation to the European Commission in complaint 530/2004/GG. Strasbourg, 11 March 2005 Full text The complainant, a small German company, took part in lot H (...
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MoU for the Implementation of COST Action 729 "Assessing and Managing Nitrogen Fluxes in the Atmosphere-Biosphere System in Europe" (link)
Brussels, 18 Mar 2005 Full text of Document 237/05 Suite of documents 237/05 18 March 2005 Attached is the abovementioned Memorandum of Understanding signed in Brussels on 2 March 2005 by Finland,...
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MoU for the Implementation of COST Action E49 "Processes and Performance of Wood-Based Panels" (link)
Brussels, 18 Mar 2005 Full text of Document 234/05 Suite of documents 234/05 Attached is the abovementioned Memorandum of Understanding signed in Brussels on 16 February 2005 by Belgium, Denmark,...
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Commission Staff Working Document Women and Science: Excellence and Innovation - Gender Equality in Science (link)
Brussels, 18 Mar 2005 Full text of Document 7322/05 Suite of documents 7322/05 Delegations will find attached Commission document SEC(2005) 370. [...] [Public Info Net automatically generates links...