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Tag Archives: Science funding
Science: the bargain for funding
On the Guardian web-site today you will find a piece by myself and Imran Khan of CaSE which is a response to an attack on scientists for striking a faustian bargain with business. The attack was written by Ananyo … Continue reading
Posted in Science, Science & Politics
Tagged ananyo bhattacharya, Guardian, imran khan, Science funding
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The shove that dare not speak its name
The following is a commentary that has been published today (in a slightly edited form) in Chemistry and Industry. Only the excellent need apply. Such is the message on research funding from nobelist Sir Paul Nurse, incoming president of the … Continue reading
Posted in Science, Science & Politics
Tagged Excellence, Pressure, Science funding, Temperature, Volume
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