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Nearly half of Oxford colleges in the red Despite a combined endowment wealth of more than £1.6 billion, nearly half of Oxford University's colleges are in deficit, figures released this week will...
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Japan Embassy, London
Deadline: 09/08/2004
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Local chippie may fry Cambridge alumni Photographic trophies of the embarrassing drunken antics of dozens of celebrity Cambridge alumni may be auctioned to save a chip shop. The Gardenia, a fast-food...
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"I/A" Item Note: Draft Council Regulation on the Establishment of Structures for the Management of the European Satellite Radionavigation Programmes = Adoption (link)
Brussels, 05 Jul 2004 Full text of Document 11116/04 Suite of documents 11116/04 No. prev. doc.: 9960/04 TRANS 216 MAR 96 AVIATION 135 RECH 112 CAB 35 No. Cion prop.: 12058/03 TRANS 207 MAR 112...
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EUNDETRAF II - European Nuclear Decommissioning Training Facility - November 2004 - Saclay - France
Brussels, 05 Jul 2004 This two-week course, organised by the Atomic Energy Commission (CEA), is split equally between the theory and practice on nuclear decommissioning. Up to 35 people may take part...
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ECEL 2004 - 3rd European Conference on e-Learning - 25 November 2004 - Paris - France
Brussels, 05 Jul 2004 Organised with the assistance of the Centre d'Etude et de Recherche en Informatique Appliquée, this event is a chance for academics and practitioners from Europe and beyond, who...
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ELECTROCOR 2005 - 2-4 May 2005 - Cadiz - Spain
Brussels, 05 Jul 2004 Industry uses a range of electrochemical processes to protect against corrosion, provide surface treatments and to manufacture products. This conference - the Fifth...
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New EU study probes the scientific publishing world
Brussels, 05 Jul 2004 Fundamental changes in the way research is published stand to benefit both the scientific community and society at large, raising awareness of European excellence in science and...
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Mid-term evaluation of FP6 instruments praises ambition, but sees room for improvement on implementation
Brussels, 05 Jul 2004 Ramon Marimon, Spanish Secretary of State between 2000 and 2002 and chair of a high level expert panel charged with carrying out a mid-term evaluation of the new instruments...
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Commission raises the visibility of transport research with new knowledge centre
Brussels, 05 Jul 2004 A new Commission funded web service was launched on 5 July with the aim of collecting and disseminating the results of EU and national transport research programmes in Europe....
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UK looses its last major biotech presence
Brussels, 05 Jul 2004 Syngenta, the last biotech company to retain a significant genetically modified (GM) presence in the UK, has announced that it is closing its laboratories due to the poor...
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Food quality and safety partnering event, Poland
Brussels, 05 Jul 2004 The Poznan science and technology park is organising a brokerage event for the third call under the 'Food quality and safety' priority of the Commission's Sixth Framework...
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Symposium on molecular targets and cancer therapeutics, Switzerland
Brussels, 05 Jul 2004 Three of the world's leading cancer organisations, The European Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer; the US National Cancer Institute and the American Association...
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Mapping the Galaxy, and watching our backyard
Paris, 05 Jul 2004 One of ESA's most ambitious current projects has the aim of compiling the most precise map of one thousand million stars in our Galaxy. Gaia, a spacecraft which will carry two of...
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Titan's surface revealed
Paris, 05 Jul 2004 Piercing the layer of smog enshrouding Titan, these images from the NASA/ESA/ASI Cassini-Huygens spacecraft reveal an exotic surface covered with a variety of materials in the...