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09 March 2010 13:00  Monuments to Europe

EU to highlight sites that celebrate and symbolise European integration, ideals and ...
09 March 2010 02:00  Europeans set to crack chronic kidney disease puzzle

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a silent disease that affects 1 in 10 Europeans. Despite research into CKD, early-stage diagnosis and personalised treatment need improvement. Another ...
09 March 2010 02:00  Up, up and away: leaving the blues behind

Researchers from Radboud University Nijmegen in the Netherlands have found that simple motor actions, such as moving an object up or down, can play an important role in determining whether ...
09 March 2010 02:00  Picky cells may lead the way to more precise meds

EU-funded researchers have used advanced screening tests to identify over 4,000 genes that are involved in endocytosis, the process that cells use to take in substances from the external ...
08 March 2010 13:00  Gender equality - worldwide

Empowering women in the developing world is crucial for greater equality between the ...
08 March 2010 02:00  EU and EECA push for better research ties

Building better research relations between the EU and EECA (Eastern Europe and Central Asia) nations is an important objective for everyone, and the EECAlink project, which has received EUR ...
08 March 2010 02:00  'Crowding' makes sense of our peripheral vision

Although you may not realise it, an effect known as 'crowding' is allowing you to focus on each word in this sentence by blurring out everything else. Even though it affects 95% of the ...
08 March 2010 02:00  More sun means a better immune system

As the human body's defence against infection, T (thymus) cells help keep us healthy by finding and destroying traces of foreign pathogens. But new research from Denmark shows that T cells ...
05 March 2010 13:00  Equal pay for women - not yet

Commission steps up efforts to reduce pay gap. ...
05 March 2010 02:00  EU project gives non-tech-savvy people a boost

Advances in information and communication technologies have done people a world of good but not everyone has access to these innovations. The EU-funded I2HOME ('Intuitive interaction for ...
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