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Tag Archives: Brexit
Higher Education Through the Looking Glass
I feel as if the Higher Education sector has somehow stepped through Alice’s mirror. Everything is topsy-turvy and has been for some time. It is hard to know where the next attack will come from. Labour peer Lord Adonis started … Continue reading
Posted in Research, Science Funding
Tagged Brexit, Daily Mail, David Lammy, Festival of Ideas
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European Reflections from Padua
The ERC (European Research Council) last month celebrated its 10th Anniversary. Judging by the speeches and conversations on the day, ranging from Commissioner Moedas and President Juncker to the ERC’s many grantees, it seems to be widely considered as rapidly … Continue reading
Posted in Science Culture, Science Funding
Tagged Brexit, Elena Piscopia, ERC, William Harvey
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Science Funding from Europe and Commissioner Moedas
I went to Brussels this week for a Plenary meeting of the European Research Council’s Scientific Council. It was a strange week to go. As I sat on Eurostar and stared out at the passing countryside I strongly felt, what … Continue reading
Graduation into Uncertainty
Graduation. That rite of passage that indicates the student moves on into the wider world. This past week has seen many hundreds of Cambridge undergraduates pass through the Senate House and emerge with their BA’s (or other appropriate degree(s)). So … Continue reading
