Minister of Science, Technology, and Innovation Helge Sander of Denmark
Sander was a member of the Town Council of Herning from 1974 to 1979 and from 1994 to 2001; during the latter period, he was Deputy Mayor from 1994 to 1998 and Mayor from 1998 to 2001.
During Sander's time as Minister of Science, he has been behind the implementation of a series of controversial reforms of Danish Universities: Under the heading of "from thought to invoice", Sander has removed faculty and scientific personnel from the decision process and placed institutional power with an external board with a majority of members appointed by the ministry.
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Helge Mølsted Sander has been the Danish Minister of Science, Technology and Development since 27 November 2001, as member of the Cabinet of Anders Fogh Rasmussen I and II.
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In his address Mr Helge Sander said that his country is giving tremendous importance to high technology areas including biotechnology.
At the appointment of the new Danish government today, the Mayor of Herning, Helge Sander from Denmark's Liberal-Democratic Party (V), was appointed Minister for Science, Technology and Innovation.
Science Minister Helge Sander is visiting China from 23 to 29 September 2007.
QUOTE Denmarks Science Minister Helge Sander is to back a formal investigation on the health effects of 3G UMTS technologies.
The investigation comes as several city councils refused the construction of 3G base stations even though Sander says it is illegal to ban building base stations purely because of health concerns.
Sander said the information available today does not indicate any cause for concerns.
he was given the chance to test drive a prototype bus.
That was announced by Minister of Science, Helge Sander, during an open consultation meeting in the Science and Technology Committee of the Danish Parliament held on 23 May Mr Sander said that the use of open standards is essential to the development of e-government, and that the decision to publish in ODF is a first step, and will be evaluated after a 6-months trial period.
In 2003 Helge Sander took part in Microsofts release of the licensing of the XML schemas for Word and Excel by saying: As part of our software strategy, we asked Microsoft to provide US with technology that would help exchange our many millions of documents.
The coming around of Danish Minister Helge Sander is now providing new food for discussion on the topic: What should be the tuition fee regulation in Erasmus Mundus programs involving countries with pro fee regulation and those with legislation against fees? The Danish case: Developing a domino—effect? Has it been a matter of fee distribution to higher education institutions in countries with general fees in the past, Sander now turned the debate to also consider the nationality of the students participating in these Danish Erasmus Mundus programs.
Regardless, Sander said that the intention was to begin operating the fund as soon as possible, even with a small amount of money, and to then increase investments in the coming years.