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Britain to defy UN vote on cloning The United Nations yesterday approved a declaration urging governments to ban all forms of human cloning, including the cloning of human embryos for stem cell...
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How EU research infrastructures are contributing to materials science
Brussels, 07 Mar 2005 Research infrastructures have not only been responsible for some of the greatest scientific discoveries, but are also influential in attracting the best researchers from around...
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French expert explains her concept of a 'new transaction space' for innovation
Brussels, 07 Mar 2005 Europe is not innovative enough when it comes to pedagogy geared towards the training of young researchers, and suffers from a lack of debate on the issue, says Marie-Claude...
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European scientists learn why the North Pole has so much accumulated ice
Brussels, 07 Mar 2005 A team of international scientists from the Autonomous University of Barcelona in Spain and the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research in Germany has found the mechanism...
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Interactive event on Citizens and Governance call for proposals
Brussels, 07 Mar 2005 An interactive information session on the second call for proposals under the 'Citizens and Governance' thematic priority will take place on 8 March from 14:00 until 16:30 CET....
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Proactive law in the IT sector
Brussels, 07 Mar 2005 A conference entitled 'fusing best business practises with legal information management and technology' will take place in Stockholm, Sweden, from 12 to 14 June. Aimed at people...
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Evidence Given to the UK Parliament Science and Technology Committee on Strategic Science Provision in English Universities (link)
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Satellites guide world's top yachts through Southern Ocean 'iceberg alley'
Paris, 07 Mar 2005 Three of the world's largest and fastest yachts are in the midst of a non-stop trans-global race, hurtling in excess of 25 knots - 46 kilometres per hour - through the Southern...
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Today's news
Universities to go for maximum £3,000 fees Universities across England are set to charge students the maximum £3,000 a year in tuition fees. Details will be announced next week of the first wave of...
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Guidance to member states on contained use of GMOs (OJ link)
Brussels, 4 March 2005 Commission Decision of 28 February 2005 establishing guidance notes supplementing part B of Annex II to Council Directive 90/219/EEC on the contained use of genetically...
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EFSA issues opinions on Genetically Modified 1507 Maize (links)
Brussels, 04 Mar 2005 The European Food Safety Authority's (EFSA) Scientific Panel on Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO Panel) has published today two opinions on 1507 maize relating to (i) food...
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Austrian Delegation Note on Possible Commercial Cultivation of Genetically Modified Maize Mon 810 (link)
Brussels, 04 Mar 2005 Full text of Document 6968/05 Suite of documents 6968/05 Subject: Possible commercial cultivation of genetically modified maize MON 810 Delegations will find attached a note...
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Commission's programme for coordinated official control of foods in 2005 (OJ link)
Brussels, 4 March 2005 Commission Recommendation of 1 March 2005 concerning a coordinated programme for the official control of foodstuffs for 2005 (OJ L59/ 5.3.2005). Full text 1. During 2005 Member...
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Report on Guidelines for future EU policy to support research (link)
Brussels, 04 Mar 2005 FINAL A6-0046/2005 28.2.2005 REPORT on Science and technology- Guidelines for future European Union policy to support research Full text [...] Having looked carefully into the...