Traduction de «Laboratoire de recherche énergétique » (Français → Anglais) :

13. Supports the establishment of an EU Reference Laboratory (EURL) for bee health, with a view to gaining a better understanding of the factors affecting bee health and how to tackle them effectively, by improving coordination and harmonising monitoring and research programmes for apiculture, including beekeeping associations carried out in Member States; requests that the Commission actively encourage a greater degree of information-sharing between Member States, laboratories and beekeepers on eco-toxicological studies and other fa ...[+++]ctors affecting honeybee health and ensure free access to the ecotoxicological studies included in applications for authorisation, to enable informed and independent scientific scrutiny; calls for independent and timely research into bee mortality;

48. Notes the vital importance of research and development and innovation in the area of energy efficiency; urges Member States, regional authorities, local authorities and NGOs to take advantage of the funding available under the Seventh Framework Programme, the Structural Funds and the Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme/Intelligent Energy Europe, which are intended to stimulate research into energy efficiency and to promote renewable energy technologies and the development of new modes of energy transport and storage designed to reduce energy losses; urges the Commission to respond generously to calls for funding for ...[+++]research into energy efficiency; calls on the Commission and the Member States to ensure that energy efficiency is given high priority in the sustained efforts that are to be made to maximise the use of EU research and technology development programmes;

48. Notes the vital importance of research and development and innovation in the area of energy efficiency; urges Member States, regional authorities, local authorities and NGOs to take advantage of the funding available under the Seventh Framework Programme, the Structural Funds and the Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme/Intelligent Energy Europe, which are intended to stimulate research into energy efficiency and to promote renewable energy technologies and the development of new modes of energy transport and storage designed to reduce energy losses; urges the Commission to respond generously to calls for funding for ...[+++]research into energy efficiency; calls on the Commission and the Member States to ensure that energy efficiency is given high priority in the sustained efforts that are to be made to maximise the use of EU research and technology development programmes;

90. Considers that high levels of spending on research and development at national and EU level are necessary to enable the potential for energy efficiency to be exploited and criticises, in that respect, the decision of the Heads of State and Government on the financial perspective for 2007-2013 and the reduction in the seventh research framework programme it implies; considers it is essential that the EU lead by example by treating research expenditure within the Seventh Research Framework Programme in the field of energy efficiency as a priority, taking into account the considerable potential for energy efficiency gains, reductions i ...[+++]n emissions and a global market for new and efficient equipment and systems, and refraining from cutting the Seventh Research Framework Programme budget in the energy efficiency sector, and calls for Member States, industry and the Seventh Research Framework Programme to achieve successful demonstrations in all these areas; considers that the CIP must play an important role in the promotion and marketing of new technologies;

For us radicals, today’s choice should be clear: ‘no’ to the Fiori report as it stands; ‘yes’ to most of the amendments tabled, to achieve freedom of scientific research; ‘yes’ to all kinds of therapeutic research that can give life and not death to the life that really exists, not that which is only present in textbooks and now lies in laboratory freezers, waiting to be destroyed; and so ‘yes’ to research on stem cells, which are, in practical terms, more malleable; ‘yes’ to research on supernumerary embryos that have no chance o ...[+++]f life; ‘yes’ to therapeutic cloning, which – as stated authoritatively by the Nobel Prize-winner, Professor Dulbecco, only yesterday and the former Italian health minister Mr Veronesi today – has nothing whatever to do with human cloning; in short, ‘yes’ to an adult, secular Europe that is responsible in the matter of research.

[3] ESA: European Space Agency; EMBL: European Molecular Biology Laboratory; ESRF: European Synchroton Radiation Facility; CERN: European Organisation for Nuclear Research.