Fri, Feb 10 2012
Nikolay Miloshev, director of the Geophysical Institute and deputy chair of the general assembly of Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.
Photo: Rene Beekman
Geophysical Institute's building
Photo: Rene Beekman
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Among other measures proposed by the European Council, EU states will have to ensure that experiments on animals are replaced ‘wherever possible’ by an alternative method which is scientifically satisfactory.
The first step towards reform has been taken by giving all scientists above pensionable age one month's notice, Dnevnik daily said.
Which institutions were deemed useless, was to be determined by a European expert audit, which was to publish its report on November 30.
For the fourth time, Bulgaria joins in the event – held in 200 cities, 30 countries – which in 2009 in 11 Bulgarian cities has the theme ‘Star Night’.
Bulgarian Academy of Sciences signs a deal with UK-based ECMWF in a bid to improve its medium and long-range weather forecasts.
An earthquake with a magnitude of 4 on the scale of Richter was measured in western Turkey in the early morning of July 13 2009.
The EU launches a 140 million euro call for proposals for cutting-edge research aiming to put hydrogen buses, clean power stations and greener laptops on the market two to five years earlier than planned.
Agriculture Minister Tsvetanov opened the first genome centre of the Balkans at Sofia University.
A 30 per cent drop of foreign investments is expected in Bulgaria in 2009 according to data from the Bulgarian Investment Agency.
Bulgaria needs a new ministry, a new academy for technology and sciences and total restructuring of the current system.
The Bulgarian Academy of Sciences has requested an international assessment of the quality of its scientific research and what is its contribution to the advancement of science and the country in general. The total of 52 research institutes and 15 laboratories accredited to the Academy will be audited by the European Science Foundation, which will publish final references by 2010, Sega daily reported.
Mixed reception in the Balkans and abroad for Angelina Jolie’s directorial debut.
Bulgaria, like the rest of eastern Europe, still has a poor image in the UK press.
The State Security scandal is likely to prove damaging but not, ultimately, destructive.
A cutting-edge guide to ice skating in Sofia and other cities.
Employers across Europe have read workers’ private emails and chat conversations by illegally using secret computer surveillance software.