Übersetzung für "Ricerca scientifica di base " (Italienisch → Englisch) :

b.“Technology” that is “in the public domain”, “basic scientific research” or the minimum necessary information for patent applications.

Which is ‘in the public domain’, ‘basic scientific research’ or the minimum necessary information for patent applications.

monitor good practices in relation to open access to European scientific production, including those arising from large scale experiments by scientific communities and large research institutions, and encourage the development of new models that could improve access to European scientific research results; monitor the current situation of public virtual scientific libraries in the EU and other ongoing developments across Europe relating to access of students and researchers to scientific information and to its digital preservation, a ...[+++]s well as the relevant legal framework conditions that may have an impact on access to this information; experiment with open access to scientific data and publications resulting from projects funded by the EU Research Framework Programmes in order to assess the appropriateness of adopting specific contractual requirements; encourage research into digital preservation, as well as experiments on and wide deployment of scientific data infrastructures with cross-border, cross-institution and cross-discipline added-value for open access to and preservation of scientific information; support and contribute to improving policy coordination and to fostering a constructive debate and exchange of information between stakeholders.

The Governments of the Member States and the European Commission were represented as follows : Belgium : M. Yvan YLIEFF Minister for Science Policy M. Luc VANDENBRANDE Minister-President of the Government of Flanders Denmark : M. Frank JENSEN Minister for Research M. Knud LARSEN State Secretary for Research Germany : Mme Cornelia YZER Parliamentary State Secretary to the Federal Minister for Education, Science, Research and Technology Greece : M. Emmanouel FRANGOULIS Secretary-General in the Ministry for Research Spain : M. Jerónimo SAAVEDRA ACEVEDO Minister for Education and Science France : M. François d'AUBERT State Secretary for Research Ireland : M. Patrick RABBITTE Minister of State to the Government and at the Department of Enterpris ...[+++]e and Employment with special responsibility for Commerce and Technology and Consumer Affairs Italy : M. Giorgio SALVINI Minister for the University and Scientific Research and Technology M. Federico ROSSI State Secretary for Research Luxembourg : Mme Erna HENNICOT-SCHOEPGES Minister for National Education Netherlands : M. Lambert HANRATH Deputy Permanent Representative Austria : M. Rudolf SCHOLTEN Federal Minister for Science and Research Portugal : M. José Mariano GAGO Minister for Science and Technology Finland : M. Antti KALLIOMÄKI Minister for Trade and Industry Sweden : M. Carl LINDBERG State Secretary for Education United Kingdom : M. Ian TAYLOR Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Department of Trade and Industry (Science and Technology) Commission : Mme Edith CRESSON Member M. Martin BANGEMANN Member Participation of the CCEEs in the structured dialogue meeting : Bulgaria : M. Iltcho DIMITROV Minister for Education, Science and Technology Hungary : M. Lajos NYIRI State Secretary, President of the National Committee for Technological Development Poland : M. Aleksander LUCZAK Chairman of the State Committee for Scientific Research Romania : M. Doru Dumitru PALADE Minister for Research and Technology Slovak Republic : M. ...

At the outcome of the debate, the President drew the following conclusions : The Council - acknowledges with interest the Note from the Presidency on the Science and Technology cooperation between the European Union and Mediterranean third countries; - confirms, on this occasion, the importance of such cooperation in the general framework of international cooperation of the European Union in the field of scientific research and technological development; - looks forward with interest to future actions to be undertaken in view of an ...[+++]efficient and concrete follow-up to the decisions adopted in Barcelona in November 1995 in the field of scientific research; - expects that all delegations be adequately represented at scientific level in the Monitoring Committee so that positions on future activities to be implemented can be coordinated in a satisfactory way.

The Governments of the Member States and the European Commission were represented as follows: Belgium: Mr Luc VANDENBRANDE Minister-President of the Government of Flanders Mr Yvan YLIEFF Minister for Science Policy Denmark: Mr Frank JENSEN Minister for Research Germany: Mr Jürgen RÜTTGERS Federal Minister for Education and Science, Research and Technology Greece: Mr Nicos CHRISTODOULAKIS Secretary-General in the Ministry for Industry, Energy and Technology Spain: Mr Jerónimo SAAVEDRA ACEVEDO Minister for Education and Science Mr Enric BANDA State Secretary for Universities and Research France: Mrs Elisabeth DUFOURCQ State Secretary for R ...[+++]esearch Ireland: Mr Frank COGAN Deputy Permanent Representative Italy: Mr Giorgio SALVINI Minister for the University and Scientific Research and Technology Luxembourg: Mrs Erna HENNICOT-SCHOEPGES Minister for National Education Netherlands: Mr J.M.M. RITZEN Minister for Education and Research Austria: Mr Rudolf SCHOLTEN Federal Minister for Science and Research Portugal: Mr José Mariano GAGO Minister for Science and Technology Finland: Mr Olli-Pekka HEINONEN Minister for Education Sweden: Mr Carl THAM Minister for Education and Science Mr Göran LÖFDAHL State Secretary United Kingdom: Mr Ian TAYLOR Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Department of Trade and Industry (Science and Technology) Commission: Mrs Edith CRESSON Member Mr Martin BANGEMANN Member ADAPTATION OF THE EC AND EURATOM RESEARCH FRAMEWORK PROGRAMMES FOLLOWING ENLARGEMENT The Council reached agreement, on the basis of a Presidency compromise, concerning adaptation of the EC and Euratom research framework programmes following the accession of Austria, Finland and Sweden to the Union.