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Parliamentary Debacle?
This past week I have learned some things about our Parliamentary democracy I have never previously known I needed to know. I also got decidedly cross. It started with a tweet, a tweet from the Parliamentary Science and Technology Committee … Continue reading
Posted in Science Funding, Women in Science
Tagged Jo Johnson, Science and Technology Select Committee, Vicky Ford
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A Tale of Politics, Policy and Nerves
Walking in to the Babbage Lecture Theatre in the centre of Cambridge last week took me straight back to what I suspect was the first lecture I ever attended (or should that be endured?) in Cambridge as an undergraduate. I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Science Culture
Tagged Carlos Moedas, Downing Street Declaration, EU, Impostor syndrome, Jo Johnson
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