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17-Nov-2009 |
| NATO helps prepare emergency response professionals for mass casualty situations
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| From 16 to 18 November, a three-day course in Haifa, Israel, sponsored by NATO’s Science for Peace and Security (SPS) programme, is providing emergency management professionals with training on staff teaching and preparation methods in the face of mass casualty situations.
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| NATO SILK board looks at future of computer networks in the Caucasus, Central Asia and Afghanistan
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| From 3 to 6 November, the supervisory board of the Virtual Silk Highway (SILK) project is holding its 20th meeting at NATO Headquarters to discuss the way ahead for Internet connectivity among academic communities in the Caucasus, Central Asia and Afghanistan. More ...
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| Science showcased at ''NATO Days in Ukraine''
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| From 18 to 25 October, the NATO Days in Ukraine annual briefing tour took place in the cities of Kharkiv, Sevastopol, Lviv and Kyiv. The event aimed to raise NATO’s profile within Ukraine’s military academies and universities, and highlight science’s potential to enhance security.
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| Workshop in Lithuania examines energy security issues |
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| The NATO Science for Peace and Security (SPS) Programme sponsored a Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) workshop on energy security issues on 16 October at the Lithuanian Academy of Science in Vilnius. The Senior Adviser to the President of Lithuania, Nerius Udrenas, gave the opening address. |
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| :: ABOUT SPS :: |
The Science for Peace and Security Programme offers grants to scientists in NATO, Partner and Mediterranean Dialogue countries to collaborate on priority research areas.
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:: NATIONALLY FUNDED
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| :: RESPONDING TO NATO PRIORITIES :: |
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 SPS contributing to defence against terrorism
- video (WMV /11.313Kb) 25 Mar. 2008 |
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