A little clarity, please 1
As widening participation premiums will be paid on the basis of students' and their parents' previous education, the Open University is not scoring an "own goal" by offering the Beckhams free Spanish...
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A little clarity, please 2
In your honours list report, you describe T. R. Miles, the dyslexia expert, as a professor of pshychology. You send promotional material to me at the Department of Pyschology. I wish you would get it...
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A little clarity, please 3
If Richard Grove is searching for a report on soil erosion in Queensland, help may be at hand ("Don't pulp the past", THES, June ). Francis Ratcliffe's 1937 report on soil erosion in southwest...
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Traceability and labelling of GMOs (codecision, 2nd reading)
Strasbourg, 02 Jul 2003 Antonios TRAKATELLIS (EPP-ED, GR) Report on the Council common position for adopting a European Parliament and Council regulation on traceability and labelling of genetically...
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Space - Paris conference brings Green Paper process to a close
Brussels, 02 Jul 2003 Paris conference brings Green Paper process to a close 1st July 2003 The results of the Space Green Paper consultation were presented in Paris on 23 and 24 June 2003. The joint...
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Experts meet to discuss frontier science
Brussels, 02 Jul 2003 The second conference on frontier science will take place from 8 to 12 September in Pavia, Italy. The conference, entitled 'A Nonlinear World: The Real World', will discuss the...
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Sixth IBRO world congress of neuroscience, Prague
Brussels, 02 Jul 2003 The sixth international brain research organisation (IBRO) world congress on neuroscience will take place from 10 to 15 July in Prague, Czech Republic. The event will not only...
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Conference to address allergy prevention
Brussels, 02 Jul 2003 An international conference on allergy prevention will take place in Wageningen, the Netherlands, from 4 to 6 February, 2004. 'Allergy Matters! 2004' will address the following...
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New thematic service on 'sustainable energy systems' launched on CORDIS
Brussels, 02 Jul 2003 CORDIS, the European Commission's Research and Development Information Service, has launched a dedicated service for research and specific support actions on non-nuclear energy...
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SOHO's antenna anomaly: things are much better than expected
Paris, 02 Jul 2003 After a number of tests and new insights, SOHO engineers now say there will be no 'blackout' periods for SOHO science data. High-rate transmissions from the Solar and Heliospheric...
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Busquin signs cooperation agreement with Tunisia and Morocco
Brussels, 02 Jul 2003 EU Research Commissioner Philippe Busquin has signed scientific and technological cooperation agreements with Tunisia and Morocco. This is the first time that such agreements...
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Agenda of the 155th meeting of the COST Senior Officials Committee, 14 July
Brussels, 02 Jul 2003 Full text of Document X03176/03 Suite of documents X03176/03 1. Adoption of the agenda 2. Approval of Summary of Conclusions of the 154th meeting (COST 256/03) 3. Information...
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World's largest study on artificial fertilisation concludes that techniques are safe
Brussels, 02 Jul 2003 The most comprehensive study ever undertaken to assess the safety of assisted reproductive techniques has concluded that children conceived through in vitro fertilisation (IVF)...
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Experts set to identify marine protected areas for Europe
Brussels, 02 Jul 2003 Environmental ministerial representatives from the EU and 20 other European countries have formally backed the creation by 2010 of a network of marine protected areas covering...
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Genetically modified food and feed (codecision, 2nd reading)
Strasbourg, 02 Jul 2003 Karin SCHEELE (PES, A) Report on the Council common position for adopting a European Parliament and Council regulation on genetically modified food and feed (5204/3/2003 - C5-...