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Category Archives: Prime Minister
The Politics of White Lab Coats
Everyone knows what a scientist looks like. The species is easily identifiable because they wear a white lab coat wherever they go. It is almost as if, if you don’t wear a white coat you can’t be a serious scientist, … Continue reading
Posted in funding, Horizon Europe, Prime Minister, Science Culture, Science Funding, vaccination
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Leadership for Our Times
Much has been made recently of Theresa May’s leadership, or rather the lack of it. It reminds me how when I first took up the reins at Churchill College, several people told me the story of an earlier Master, William … Continue reading
Posted in Brexit, John Bercow, Microcosmographia Academica, Prime Minister, Science Culture
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