Paris, 18 Jan 2005 One week after the successful completion of Huygens' mission to the atmosphere and surface of Titan, the largest and most mysterious moon of Saturn, the European Space Agency is...
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Second Report of the UK Parliament Science and Technology Committee (link) London, 17 Jan 2005 Full text CONTENTS Terms of Reference Introduction Core tasks and objectives Committee visits Committee...
Munich, 17 Jan 2005 On 19 January 2005 an opposition division of the European Patent Office (EPO) will begin public oral proceedings on the oppositions filed against a European patent granted in...
Brussels, 17 January 2005 Europe’s research and development in Information Society Technologies makes a vital contribution to efforts to become the world’s most competitive knowledge economy. But...
Brussels, 17 Jan 2005 European life scientists are drawing closer to understanding the link between foetal development and nutrition and illnesses which occur later in life. Animal tests have shown...
Brussels, 17 Jan 2005 The European Space Agency (ESA) is celebrating one of the greatest successes in its history, following the Huygens probe's safe touchdown on the surface of Titan - Saturn's...
Brussels, 17 Jan 2005 The European Commission is providing 12.7 million euro to a network of European scientists seeking to understand the relationship between lack of exercise and onset of diabetes...
Brussels, 17 Jan 2005 The Eurogroup for Animal Welfare has declared itself 'appalled' by a French challenge to the EU Cosmetics Directive prohibiting animal testing. In 2003, Members of the European...
Brussels, 17 Jan 2005 Berkley Associates and Walker Associates are offering an intensive one-day practical briefing on the financial management principles governing Sixth Framework Programme (FP6)...
Brussels, 17 Jan 2005 Two conferences on systems for the isolation and clean up of veterinary drugs and other contaminants in food matrices using physical-chemical processes will take place in Spain...
Brussels, 17 Jan 2005 As new FAO/WHO recommendations based on energy expenditure suggest industrialised countries have been systematically overfeeding young children for the last 20 years, an...
Women are poor at science, says Harvard president The president of Harvard University has provoked a furore by arguing that men outperform women in maths and sciences because of biological difference...