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7 September 2005 EU launches consultation on innovation programme
7 September 2005 Adamed (Poland) invests in new cancer treatment project
7 September 2005 Nanotechnologies and nanosciences
7 September 2005 Danish County of Århus concentrates all hospitals into one site
7 September 2005 Policy Orientated Research
7 September 2005 Active Biotech (Sweden): End of year report
7 September 2005 Proposals for transnational access and integrating activities
7 September 2005 European Library launches new ‘co-operative framework’
7 September 2005 NEST calls
7 September 2005 Finnish Food Companies Merge: Creation of New Service Centre
7 September 2005 DG-Research factsheets on EU competitiveness
7 September 2005 Actavis (Iceland) in Collaboration with New Indian Pharmaceutical Plant
7 September 2005 Summary of EU Technology Platforms
7 September 2005 Eurobarometer Poll: EU citizens less likely to start a business than US citizens, why?
7 September 2005 Cordis News
7 September 2005 Marie Curie Actions: Information Resource
7 September 2005 New guidance notes for project reporting in FP6
7 September 2005 New Programmes for Cross-Border Cooperation for New Member States
7 September 2005 BSR INTERREG III B November Newsletter
7 September 2005 European Patent Office Makes Patent Info Easier to Access
7 September 2005 New guidance notes on FP6 competitive calls
7 September 2005 PhD and Post-Doc Positions at the Centre for Biological Sequence Analysis, Denmark
7 September 2005 Janez Potocnik – Home Page
7 September 2005 International Food Symposium, 10-11th March, Canada – Member discount package!
7 September 2005 Research themes in FP7
7 September 2005 European Federation of Biotechnology: Vacancy for a Scientific Assistant
7 September 2005 New environment website
7 September 2005 ScanBalt CompetenceRegion: First Results
7 September 2005 Research Site Index
7 September 2005 ScanBalt Clinical Research Network Funded by the Nordic Innovation Center!
7 September 2005 Controversial GM crops law passed by Bundestag, Germany
7 September 2005 Polish National Development Plan
7 September 2005 PAXIS members awarded for innovation: Secrets of Success
7 September 2005 Poland’s Council of Ministers has adopted a National Development Plan for 2007 to 2013, confirming the role that research is set to play in the country’s development. ‘Joining the European Union, we decided upon rapid development and modernisation. We are already using the opportunities provided by membership. We are using them well. However, tomorrow we should use them even better,’ said Prime Minister Marek Belka in a message broadcast on national television and radio. ‘In 2004 to 2006 Poland allocated no more than PLN 70 to 80 billion [17.1 billion to 19.6 billion euro] to development. In the period 2007 to 2013 we have an opportunity to allocate PLN 500 billion [122.4 billion euro]. That is without precedent in our history!’ the Prime Minister continued. Highlighting the importance awarded to scientific research in Poland, Mr Belka called for research investment to increase faster than growth: ‘We propose that the Polish economy be an economy open to knowledge, that spending on scientific research and development increase faster than economic growth, and that people have guaranteed conditions for raising their knowledge and qualifications.’ News Source: Cordis Rapidus
7 September 2005 Collective Research Projects Call
7 September 2005 Regions of Knowledge
7 September 2005 Marie Curie Conferences and Training Courses
7 September 2005 Register Plus – New service from the EPO
7 September 2005 Business Angel Network Information
7 September 2005 EU Regions Statistical Year Book
7 September 2005 Eurobarometer Poll: Europeans less likely to start new businesses
7 September 2005 Cordis Daily News Service: Now available in Polish
7 September 2005 BioTie Therapies (Finland) announce new partnership with Tripos (USA)
7 September 2005 Raising UK Venture Capital – Seminar, Stockholm, 10th March
7 September 2005 Polish FP6 Experiences – Lessons to be learned
7 September 2005 ‘Research, Education & Innovation’ – says Janez Potocnik, EU Commissioner
7 September 2005 Richard Roberts, Medicine Nobel Laureate: Keynote speaker at BioFinland 05.
7 September 2005 EU-Russia Biotechnology Symposium, 14th March, Moscow
7 September 2005 EU showcases successful projects from 2004
7 September 2005 EurExcel – European Association of Innovating SMEs
7 September 2005 5th European Business Angel Network Congress – 3-4 March, France
7 September 2005 ScanBalt BioRegion countries score positively in 2005 Environmental Sustainability Index
7 September 2005 Enterprise Estonia – Web Portal and Information
7 September 2005 Strong ScanBalt Presence at Nordic Council Biotechnology Meeting
7 September 2005 Paion (Germany) first IPO of the year for European Biotech
7 September 2005 5th Baltic Bone & Cartilage Conference, 1-3 Sept, Finland
7 September 2005 Baltic Forum for Innovation and Entrepreneurship – April 2005, Preliminary Program.
7 September 2005 Danisco (Denmark) aquires Genencor (USA) for 419 million USD
7 September 2005 ChemBio 05, April 26 -27, Helsinki, Finland
7 September 2005 CEAF Project: Agro sector partner search in new member states
7 September 2005 Hedmark University, Norway: New vacancy for Prof. of molecular genetics
7 September 2005 11th Biotechnology Summer School, 2005 – BioMobil, Poland
7 September 2005 Neobiotics (Sweden) gains investment for new pharmceutical
7 September 2005 Baltic Business Development Network: New EU Project
7 September 2005 Polish National Development Plan: Important role for research
7 September 2005 Swedish led disease study identifies possible culprit genes
7 September 2005 24th European Culture Collections Meeting, May 2005, Latvia
7 September 2005 EU Meeting on Research Opportunities for New Member States: 4th Feb, Poland
7 September 2005 California Stem Cell funding: Other US states seek similar funds
7 September 2005 Marie Curie Call: Conferences and Training Proposals
7 September 2005 New EU addiction project utiliises deCODE (Iceland) database
7 September 2005 Compact (Denmark) providing vital aid to Tsunami relief effort
7 September 2005 New BioTop (Germany) newsletter out now!
7 September 2005 European Group of Life Sciences Wraps Up: Conclusions of 4 years work
7 September 2005 Polish students awarded Novo Nordisk – ScanBalt Scholarships
7 September 2005 BioFinland 05 – Discount for ScanBalt Members!
4 July 2005 New International Masters Level Program in Bioscience Business, Gothenburg, Sweden
4 July 2005 INDEX Awards: 100 000 Euro Prize for Innovation.
4 July 2005 New Nordic Marine Academy Opens in Bergen, Norway
4 July 2005 March bioTEAM South Newsletter: Out now!
4 July 2005 Bioinformatics 2005: 9-12 June, Estonia
4 July 2005 Agri-Food Training Seminar, 9-10 March, Latvian University of Agriculture
4 July 2005 Draft workprogramme for 4th Call: Food, Quality and Safety
4 July 2005 Baltic Sea Initiative 2010 – Conclusions from the 2nd Stakeholder Meeting
4 July 2005 New Karelian Marine Biotech Transfer Center – North Western Russia
4 July 2005 X – Turku PET Symposium, 28th May – Finland
4 July 2005 Baltic Rim Economies – Bimonthly review out now!
4 July 2005 Descartes Prizes for Research and Science Communication: 1 Million Euros
4 July 2005 Finnish R&D Spending to Rise by 1% in 2005
4 July 2005 SEQUENOM and Icelandic Genomics New Research Collaboration
4 July 2005 Danish National Research Institute Seeks Research Partners
4 July 2005 New Report: State of Europes Biotech Industry in 2003
4 July 2005 ScanBalt Factfiles: New Finnish Data
4 July 2005 The Challenge for European Pharma: Results from the INNOGEN conference
4 July 2005 New Report Emphasises Potential of New Member States’ Pharmaceutical Sector
4 July 2005 Swedish Research Council Identifies Top Research Environments
4 July 2005 Polish Technologists Proposals for Biotechnology Sector
4 July 2005 EU Funds New Project on Signalling Molecules/Disease
4 July 2005 ScanBalt EU News and Information Service
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