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16 - 22 February 2010

 

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24 - 26 February - European Convention on Global Sustainable Bioenergy, Delft, The Netherlands
3 - 5 March - EMBL Workshop on Visualizing Biological Data (VizBi), Heidelberg, Germany
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HEADLINES
Press Release - EuropaBio Appoints Nathalie Moll as New Secretary General
 
Vacancy - GBE Director: click here for more information
 
EuropaBio: sets out its wish list for Barroso II Commission - Article as published in the ScienceBusiness Magazine
 
Press Release - EuropaBio Welcomes Barroso II Commission
 
Press Release - Europe’s farmers again call for access to GM crops to meet challenge to feed the world: When will Europe’s politicians listen?
 
EuropaBio Publication - EuropaBio Response to the European Commission Consultation on the Assessment of the Functioning of the Clinical Trials Directive 2001/20/EC
 
EuropaBio Publication - Report from the EuropaBio workshop on Environmental Risk Assessment for the cultivation of genetically modified crops
 
EuropaBio Publication - EFIB 2009 report is available
The report includes key messages from EFIB 2009, overview of the event, EFIB 2010 program overview and information on how to get involved in EIFB 2010.
 
Call for Interest: Membership of the UNITAID-WHO Proposal Review Committee   
 
GREEN BIOTECH
EU authorization to GM potato cultivation is under study
The European Union could approve the cultivation of GM potatoes destined to paper production. The green light to the genetically modified product is under review by the European Commission in recent days.

 
RED BIOTECH
Cancer patients in UK have 40% less spent on medication
NHS cancer patients have 40 per cent less spent on their medicines than those in other European countries, a report reveals. 
 
Lessons from change: A changing environment in the life sciences industry - Report from Ernst&Young
 
WHITE BIOTECH
New scheme to boost bio-based chemistry
The European Commission has launched an initiative to help chemical companies switch to renewable feedstocks and energy sources as part of a European Union drive to persuade chemical producers, to make more innovative use of existing technologies.
 
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