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European Commission sponsors consensus report on unconventional medicine. Research Council for Complementary Medicine.
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Protection against noise: a European Commission concerted action.
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[The Committee for Animal Health and Animal Welfare of the European Commission: no interest in German experts?].
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Direct Observation of the Lower Critical Solution Temperature of Surface-Attached Thermo-Responsive Hydrogels by Surface Plasmon Resonance The work was supported by the European Commission (research grants CEE BIO-CT97-962372 and ERBFMBCT 982915).
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An Asymmetric Enzyme-Catalyzed Retro-Claisen Reaction for the Desymmetrization of Cyclic beta-Diketones This work was supported by the BBSRC (grants to N.J.T. and S.L.F.) and the European Commission (grant to J.G.). We also thank Mr. J. Millar and Dr. D. Uhrin for assistance with NMR spectroscopy.
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Solvent-Free, Low-Temperature, Selective Hydrogenation of Polyenes using a Bimetallic Nanoparticle Ru-Sn Catalyst We thank Dr. R. G. Bell for assistance with the computer graphics, Drs. P. A. Midgeley, V. Keast, and M. Weyland for help with STEM, and gratefully acknowledge the support (via a rolling grant to J.M.T. and an award to B.F.G.J.) of EPSRC and the award of a research fellowship (for G.S.) from the Leverhulme Foundation and a Marie Curie Fellowship within the TMR Programme of the European Commission (for S.H.).
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Merging of Hard Spheres by Phototriggered Micromanipulation K.T. thanks the Mitsubishi Paper Mills Co. T.G., J.H., and L.L. thank the European Commission for a TMR fellowship within the frame of the Marie Curie program, the FWO, and the Flemish Ministry of Education, respectively. J.W.W. and A.S. acknowledge grants from the EU (BICEPS project) and the Royal Dutch Foundation of Science, respectively. This work was further supported by DWTC (Belgium), and ESF through SMARTON. An unrestricted research grant from DSM Research is highly appreciated.
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[Proposal of the European Commission concerning documentation of all veterinary drugs does not contribute to food safety].
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Proceedings of the China and European Commission International Conference on Ticks and Tick-Borne Diseases. Shangai, China. September, 2000.
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Noise Pollution Health Effects Reduction (NOPHER): An European Commission Concerted Action Workplan.
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Summary of JRC/ESReDA Seminar on Safety Investigation of Accidents, 12-13 May 2003, European Commission, DG JRC-IE, Petten, The Netherlands.
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"Clean air" at the European Commission.
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HIV-1 subtypes: implications for epidemiology, pathogenicity, vaccines and diagnostics. Workshop Report from the European Commission (DG XII, INCO-DC) and the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS.
Forty-three AIDS scientists from Europe, Africa, the United States, Canada, India and China met in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania to discuss the implications of the global variation of HIV (list of participants included in Appendix). This meeting followed an earlier meeting of the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS, held in 1996 in Berlin, Germany [1], in which HIV genetic variability was considered in relation to transmissibility. During the Tanzania meeting, available data pertaining to the biological consequences of HIV genetic variation and its ramifications with regard to epidemiology, diagnostics, classification, and vaccine design were systematically reviewed. There was consensus that classification based on genetically defined subtypes provides an important framework for making advances on understanding viral biology and immunology, and for vaccine development. In addition, other groupings of viruses based on immunological and biological characteristics would be also valuable and help to further refine our understanding of the implications of variability. Key elements of the discussion are summarized here in the context of a review of the current literature.
Report on a meeting of a working party sponsored by the European Commission to discuss the ethical, legal and social aspects of research on vaccines and vaccination (BIOMED2 BMH4 983 197).
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[Warning for publications: correct principles for testing clinical medical products in countries of the European Community. Commission of the European Community MZiOS, Warsaw 1992, released by the University Medical Publishers, Krakow].
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Guidelines for the use of EEG methodology in the diagnosis of epilepsy. International League Against Epilepsy: commission report. Commission on European Affairs: Subcommission on European Guidelines.
The Commission of European Affairs of the International League Against Epilepsy published 'Appropriate Standards for Epilepsy Care Across Europe' which contained recommendations for the use of electroencephalography (EEG) in the diagnosis of epilepsy (Brodie et al. Epilepsia 1997; 38:1245). The need for a more specific basic document of EEG methodology was recognized and the Subcommission on European Affairs was asked to produce more detailed guidelines to be used across Europe recognizing the range of practices in EEG laboratories. There are many general guidelines published on EEG methodology but this document focuses on the diagnosis of epilepsy. Details from previously published guidelines are included in references and in an appendix. These guidelines are not meant to be used as minimal standards but recommendations that can be applied to all EEG laboratories despite variations in equipment.