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28 Feb 2003: The teenagers will be set three challenges which will test their skills in journalism, science/engineering and problem solving.

4 Sep 2003: decrease the social and economic problems of age; and to promote greater communication among the worldwide community of individuals engaged in biomedical ageing research.

17 Oct 2003: Other seminars will discuss the economics of Europe, its democratic power-structures, the problems arising from Europe’s troubled history, and Europe’s potentiality as a world power.

1 Oct 2003: A responsibility to contributing to the world - not just in economic terms, but environmentally, and culturally.

21 Jan 2003: If confirmed, it could be used to devise a test to predict the effectiveness of Taxol-type drugs, allowing treatments to be planned for the individual patient. ... Of course, our findings will need to be confirmed in cancer patients before it is clear

14 Nov 2003: Dr Balford was awarded as a Policy Leader in the Environment category for his work on the economic benefits of conserving nature. ... by the economic losses, such as climate change and flood risk.

4 Jun 2003: Children with type 1 diabetes may have to test their blood at least six times every day and are dependent on insulin injections to stay alive.

3 Nov 2003: It will discuss the role of politics and economy in the late-capitalist society, and how European economic integration can develop from an aggregating of national economic interests into a truly

6 May 2003: The University of Oxford was ranked second and the remaining top five places were held by three London institutions: Imperial College, the London School of Economics and University College London.

29 Apr 2003: The Council expresses regret that there is little in the White Paper which addresses the international role of UK universities, their popularity in Europe and elsewhere and their growing economic importance