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Bomb attack on Hebrew University cafeteria At least 30 people have been injured in an apparent suicide bomb attack on the law school cafeteria of Jerusalem's Hebrew University this...
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Damage detection project seeks collaboration for further development
Brussels, 29 July 2002 An EU funded project which succeeded in developing technology to monitor and detect damage in large scale constructions such as bridges, tunnels, domes and offshore facilities...
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Evaluation of IST programme and predecessors - call for tenders
Brussels, 29 July 2002 The European Commission's Information Society DG has issued an open call for tenders for a study on the impact of the IST programme, and of its predecessor programmes, ESPRIT...
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Fischler: how can we make the most of agricultural research?
Brussels, 29 July 2002 Can research cooperation be intensified? How do we deal with the risks presented by new discoveries? How can developed countries ensure that developing countries have access to...
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Blair says science needs public funds and support
Brussels, 29 July 2002 UK Prime Minister Tony Blair has said science is crucial to building a healthy and prosperous future for the country, and must be given adequate funding and public backing. He...
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IHCP receives patent on Detecting and mapping of inflamed zones in a living tissue
Ispra, Italy, 29 July 2002 A technique for the detection of pancreatic disease owned by the European Commission's Joint Research Centre (JRC) has been granted a patent by the United States Patent...
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Today's news
Government has bought wrong smallpox vaccine, say scientists The government has bought the wrong vaccine to protect the UK population from smallpox, according to US research. Steve Prior, a senior...
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Update: 12:00
On-the-job-training criticised in report Most young people are failing to finish on-the-job training courses that are often badly run and of poor quality, the Adult Learning Inspectorate's report for...
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Latest research news
Government has bought wrong smallpox vaccine, say scientists The government has bought the wrong vaccine to protect the UK population from smallpox, according to US research. Steve Prior, a senior...
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Response by the European Commission to comments by WTO Members on GMO foods and feed
Geneva, 26 July 2002 Committee on Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures Committee on Technical Barriers to Trade Response from the European Commission to comments submitted by WTO Members under either...
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Response by the European Commission to comments by WTO Members on the traceability and labeling of GMO foods and feed
Geneva, 26 July 2002 Committee on Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures Committee on Technical Barriers to Trade Response from the European Commission to comments submitted by WTO Members under either...
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EU should prioritise alternatives to animal experiments, says UK report
Brussels, 26 July 2002 The development of alternatives to animal experiments is already a priority for the EU, a European Commission spokesperson told CORDIS News, in response to a UK report which...
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Commission seeks specialist researchers
Brussels, 26 July 2002 The European Commission is holding a competition for research specialists in a variety of fields. Researchers are sought in the following areas: Field 1: Life sciences and...
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Austria to host satellite navigation conference
Brussels, 26 July 2002 The Austrian Institute of Navigation (OVN) will host the seventh international global navigation satellite systems (GNSS) conference in Graz, Austria, from 22 to 25 April 2003...
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Call for tender for assessment of energy projects
Brussels, 26 July 2002 The European Commission's Energy and Transport DG has issued a call for tenders for project assessments of renewable energy and energy efficiency studies. The services will be...