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MEPs hear of the socio-economic importance of chemistry in Europe
Brussels, 29 Jan 2004 With discussions on a proposed new regulatory framework for chemicals set to begin in the European Parliament in the near future, the President elect of the UK's Royal Society...
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MEPs hear of the socio-economic importance of chemistry in Europe
Brussels, 29 Jan 2004 With discussions on a proposed new regulatory framework for chemicals set to begin in the European Parliament in the near future, the President elect of the UK's Royal Society...
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Red on maps, grey in minds
Britannia's Empire - The Absent-Minded Imperialists
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Sars travel warning
Students from Hong Kong, southern China and parts of Southeast Asia have been warned not to return home for the Easter break in an effort to prevent their contracting the deadly severe acute...
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IAEA looks to the future following 50 years of nuclear power
Brussels, 28 Jun 2004 Exactly half a century after a nuclear power plant in the former Soviet Union became the first to be connected to a national electricity grid, the International Atomic Energy...
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E-learning university targets student market in Singapore
More than 1,500 Singaporean students are expected to enrol with Scotland's Interactive University, generating an anticipated £6 million over the next three years, writes Olga Wojtas. The news was...
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E-learning university targets student market in Singapore
More than 1,500 Singaporean students are expected to enrol with Scotland's Interactive University, generating an anticipated £6 million over the next three years, writes Olga Wojtas. The news was...
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A life spent roaming free across boundaries
Harriet Swain says media studies reading lists are forever playing catch-up with trends, but James Curran and Jean Seaton have cracked the canon One book has proved a staple in the study of...
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Voyage to oceanic origins sinks in historical currents
The Silent Landscape
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Deadline: 31/01/2001
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EESC Opinion: Commission Communication on Guidelines on a Strategy to Support Research(link)
Brussels, 15 December 2004 OPINION of the European Economic and Social Committee on the Communication from the Commission: Science and technology, the key to Europe's future - Guidelines for future...
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A window on European innovation policies: the revamped European Trend Chart on Innovation
Brussels, 17 Nov 2004 The European Trend Chart on Innovation has been re-launched on CORDIS, the Community Research and Development Information Service. Businesses across Europe often claim that...
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Fees for medics shatter PM's limit
Australian medical students face a A$200,000 (£79,000) bill for their training at the University of Melbourne. Critics say the fees, potentially payable from 2005, breach the commitment given by...
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Anyaoku chair set to help revitalise institute
Richard Crook has been named the first Anyaoku chair of Commonwealth studies at London University. It is hoped that the post will revitalise the Institute of Commonwealth Studies. The ICS came near...