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- Thursday 8th July 2010
Australia and France Joined in Science and Tech Research
[more information] Australian and French researchers will be working together to fight neurodegenerative diseases, like Parkinson’s disease,… - Friday 4th June 2010
Scientix: The new web-based community for Science Education
[more information] The European Commission has launched Scientix, a new web-portal targeted towards teachers, researchers, policy makers, local… - Monday 31st May 2010
R&D Tax Credit best in World
[more information] The Australian Government’s proposed R&D Tax Credit is rated the world’s best system for providing incentives to foster… - Wednesday 26th May 2010
France builds a world-beating research university
[more information] - Sunday 7th February 2010
Developing a worldwide league table
[more information] The European Union plans to publish a worldwide ranking of universities next year that it hopes will rival existing global… - Thursday 21st January 2010
Germany’s Rhine-Main-Neckar region christened Europe’s Silicon Valley
[more information] The Rhine-Main-Neckar region around Frankfurt, home to software giant SAP, is Europe’s leading software cluster with €12.5… - Thursday 17th December 2009
$250,000 for 14 French-Australian research projects
[more information] A French-Australian collaboration in robotic astronomy, improving flood forecasting and investigating the origin and evolution… - Wednesday 16th December 2009
OECD report highlights increasingly global nature of research
[more information] A new report by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) draws on information on patents, research… - Monday 14th December 2009
2009 Regional Innovation Scoreboard: diversity across Europe
[more information] The level of innovation in regions varies considerably across almost all EU countries. This is one of the main findings of the… - Monday 30th November 2009
Hungary maintains firm hold on biotechnology
[more information] A recent survey by EuropaBio and Ventura Valuation shows how Hungary’s development of the region’s biotechnology sector… - Wednesday 18th November 2009
COOPCOM: European research on cooperative and opportunistic wireless communications
[more information] Cooperation and opportunism are two concepts that have recently revolutionized the way engineers think about wireless system… - Thursday 12th November 2009
Technology Platform for Implementing Geological Disposal launched
[more information] Today the Technology Platform for Implementing Geological Disposal (IGD-TP) of nuclear waste was launched in Brussels with the… - Sunday 11th October 2009
New study and internship options between Australia and France
[more information] An agreement signed between French and Australian universities in Canberra last Wednesday will provide mutual recognition of… - Sunday 11th October 2009
Higher education and research still a priority in France
[more information] Higher education and research remain next year’s chief priority in the French budget, totalling just over €29 billion, an… - Tuesday 15th September 2009
FEAST enhances scientific research collaborations
[more information] The Forum for European-Australian Science and Technology Cooperation (FEAST) hosted an information day at the University of… - Tuesday 8th September 2009
Responses to Environmental and Societal Challenges for our Unstable Earth
[more information] The European Science Foundation (ESF) and European Cooperation in Science and Technology (COST) have recently approved the… - Sunday 6th September 2009
Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne tops ERC grants
[more information] Even if the final results of the 2009 European Research Council Starting grants selection has yet to be published, the EPFL in… - Thursday 6th August 2009
Erasmus Mundus: 63 new Masters Courses and Joint Doctorates added
[more information] The European Commission has just selected 50 Masters Courses and 13 Joint Doctorates to be added to the courses available under… - Wednesday 29th July 2009
Going global to gauge greenhouse gas behaviour
[more information] CSIRO scientist Dr Martin Leahy has been honoured for his work in carbon dioxide storage technologies, receiving a Victorian… - Tuesday 21st July 2009
Australian Academy of Science’s strong relationship with France recognised in awards
[more information] The Australian Academy of Science’s strong relationship with France has lead to the French government awarding the prestigious… - Sunday 5th July 2009
Sweden aims for EU research reforms
[more information] The Swedish Presidency of the European Union took effect last Wednesday and major reforms are likely in the way research is… - Wednesday 1st July 2009
Impacts of internationalisation and the research gap
[more information] Students from Arab countries, and not from China, make up the biggest proportion of people from a region or country studying… - Sunday 7th June 2009
Europe to launch new global rankings
[more information] A global university ranking exercise, rivalling those of China’s Shanghai Jiao Tong University and Britain’s QS-Times Higher… - Wednesday 3rd June 2009
Over 6000 SMEs receive funding from 7th Framework Programme for Research in the first two years
[more information] The European Commission Directorate General for Research will soon publish new figures about the participation of Small and… - Friday 29th May 2009
European clear advantage for ARC Linkage Projects
[more information] The recent announcement of successful ARC Linkage Projects for 2009 Round 2 shows a clear competitive advantage for proposals…
