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Italy faces huge fines for academic discrimination The Italian government is facing massive daily European Court of Justice fines for failing to end discrimination against foreign language...
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Clustering workshop on FP5's cultural heritage projects
Brussels, 04 Feb 2004 A 'clustering' workshop on cultural heritage projects funded under the Fifth Framework Programme (FP5), will take place in Brussels, Belgium, on 22 and 23 April. Most FP5...
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Landslide warnings from satellites may save lives
Paris, 04 Feb 2004 As winter rains come, thousands of square kilometres of territory across Europe's heart face a looming threat: steep slopes and waterlogged soils combine to trigger landslides. A...
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Rural Economy and Land Use
Deadline: 31/03/2004
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Improving Health Through Human Resource Management
Deadline: 29/03/2004
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Functional Genomics: workshops
Deadline: 24/03/2004
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Latest research news
EU may prohibit GM oilseed rape Genetically modified oilseed rape crops may be barred throughout the EU for many years after Belgium's rejection yesterday of a union-wide application by the German...
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Today's news
Welsh colleges braced for English invasion Universities in Wales are bracing themselves for a flood of English applicants trying to avoid top-up fees in 2006. The Welsh Assembly has decided that...
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Proposed Council Decision authorising the placing on the market of sweet corn from genetically modified maize line Bt11 as a novel food (link)
Brussels, 03 Feb 2004 Proposal for a COUNCIL DECISION authorising the placing on the market of sweet corn from genetically modified maize line Bt11 as a novel food or novel food ingredient under...
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ERA-NET to cultivate international coordination of plant genomics research
Brussels, 03 Feb 2004 The EU has provided 2.2 million euro of funding to a new ERA-NET project that aims to promote transnational cooperation in plant genomics research and, ultimately, better...
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No link between mobile phones and cancer, concludes Danish study
Brussels, 03 Feb 2004 People who have used a mobile phone for 10 years are no more likely than short term users to develop cancer as a result, according to the first results of the most authoritative...
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Workshop on dose and performance in interventional and digital imaging
Brussels, 03 Feb 2004 An international workshop on the optimisation of dose and performance in interventional and digital imaging will take place in Leuven, Belgium, from 25 to March. The event is...
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Conference on tools for preclinical drug development
Brussels, 03 Feb 2004 Despite ongoing investment in technologies to support preclinical research, the declining rate of drug discovery continues to pose real problems for the pharmaceuticals industry...
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EGNOS improves safety for maritime navigation in China
Paris, 03 Feb 2004 The fog today is hanging heavy on the Yangtze River making conditions for navigation rather difficult, however one ferry goes forward with no special worries. The captain is using...
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OFT's full report on reference of Carl Zeiss Jena's acquisition of Bio-Rad's microscopy business to UK Competition Commission
London, 3 February 2004 Anticipated acquisition by Carl Zeiss Jena GmbH of the microscopy business of Bio-Rad Laboratories Inc Affected Market: Advanced 3D microscopes Full text of the decision pdf...