UK scientists, researchers and businesses can continue to participate in Horizon 2020 programmes and receive EU grant funding for the lifetime of individual projects, This includes projects finishing after 1 January 2021.
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UK scientists, researchers and businesses can continue to participate in Horizon 2020 programmes and receive EU grant funding for the lifetime of individual projects, This includes projects finishing after 1 January 2021.
The project is being delivered by the Antarctic Infrastructure Modernisation Partnership, which includes construction partners BAM and their team Hugh Broughton Architects and design consultants Sweco, with Ramboll acting as BAS’s Technical Advisers, with their team NORR architects and Turner &am
An adjustment to the Cambridge Sustainable Tourism Conference 2020 agenda is that the organisers have added a new panel discussion on ‘The ongoing coronavirus outbreak hits the tourism industry - how are we facing the challenges & preparing for the future?’
A 60-day breathing space period will see enforcement action from creditors halted and interest frozen for people with problem debt. During this period, individuals will receive professional debt advice to find a long-term solution to their financial difficulties.
The Breast Size Satisfaction Survey (BSSS), led by Professor Viren Swami of Anglia Ruskin University (ARU), brought together over 100 international experts to conduct surveys with 18,541 women in 40 countries, making it the largest cross-cultural study to examine body image ever undertaken.
These fingerprints will allow scientists to search for previously unknown chemicals, biological pathways and environmental agents responsible for causing cancer. The research, just published in Nature as part of a global Pan-Cancer Project§, will help understand the causes of cancer, infor