Brussels, 11 Jun 2004 The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) has warned that biotechnology research, in addition to being used to find cures to diseases, could result in new...
Brussels, 11 Jun 2004 The Council adopted Conclusions as set out below: "Having regard to the previous Resolutions and Conclusions of the Council on the GALILEO and EGNOS programmes constituting the...
Brussels, 11 Jun 2004 The Council agreed in substance the text of the Council Regulation on the establishment of structures for the management of the European satellite radionavigation programme. The...
Brussels, 11 Jun 2004 The Council adopted the Council Decision on the signing of the Co-operation Agreement on a Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) between the European Community and its...
Brussels, 11 Jun 2004 The Council agreed in substance to sign the agreement with the US on compatibility and interoperability between the GPS and GALILEO systems provided that the radio frequency...
Brussels, 11 Jun 2004 Three new Nordic centres of excellence in the field of molecular medicine are to be established with a combined investment of six million euro, and will explore diseases such as...
Brussels, 11 Jun 2004 An international conference entitled 'Images of Science - new interactions between science and society' will take place in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, on 6 and 7 December. The...
Paris, 11 Jun 2004 An agreement between ESA and seven Member States to jointly build a major part of the MIRI instrument, which will considerably extend the capability of the James Webb Space...
Paris, 11 Jun 2004 The Alcatel Space / EADS Astrium Joint Alphabus Project Team in its role as system responsible for the Alphabus is in the process of issuing competitive invitation to tenders for...
Paris, 11 Jun 2004 Spaceflight engineers face three constant challenges: reducing weight and size, improving thermal insulation and increasing reliability. Progress in these fields does not just...
Niall Ferguson, the controversial British historian, launched a seething attack on fellow academic Martin Jacques and The Guardian during the Hay Festival last weekend. The professor of financial...
A dramatic long-term increase in the proportion of academics who are employed exclusively to conduct research is revealed in an analysis by The Times Higher . Latest figures from the Higher Education...
FAMILY FORTUNES House of Bush, House of Saud , a disturbing insider account of the business links between the inner circle of the Bush administration and the Saudi royal family, reviewed by Alex...
Two cohorts of degree students were told they would receive "A grades" for work that could not be assessed properly because their tutors had been laid off. First and second-year art students at the...
Bristol University is bucking a national trend by setting up a new teaching and research centre for East Asian studies. The university believes that the interdisciplinary centre will play a major...