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Tag Archives: UK science policy
Death by a thousand cuts: is it time for a change?
Just in case I wasn’t paying enough attention to the news or even Twitter, last week I got an email from the EPSRC saying.. As a result of the 50% reduction to the Research Councils capital budget, EPSRC has taken … Continue reading
Scientists need to ask ‘important’ questions – oh and stop “whingeing”
Scientists need to ask ‘important’ questions – oh and stop “whingeing” Science question time on Feb 16th – put on by the Biochemical Society, CaSE (Campaign for Science and Engineering) and the good folks from Imperial College was, I thought, … Continue reading
Posted in Mark Walport, Science Question Time, UK Science policy
Tagged Mark Walport, SciQT, UK science policy
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Science Funding cuts are political not a reflection of elitist science
In the US and the UK governments are making or threatening science education and funding cuts, is that partly the fault of scientists being ‘elitist’ ? Today is the first day of the new Republican Majority Congress in the US … Continue reading
Ensuring that there really will be no jam tomorrow-
STOP IT GEORGE OSBORNE Shutting down research facilities today? Does this mean Jam tomorrow? No! No! No! It’s short-sighted and stupid. Even Margaret Thatcher knew that… The ISIS facility in Oxfordshire (a neutron source in danger of being ‘mothballed’) was … Continue reading
China is becoming more progressive than the UK
So China just announced it is opening up its trade and (slowly) letting the Yuan float free – previously they have kept the Yuan fixed against the dollar, in part, to make exports to other countries cheap. This, I think, … Continue reading
Posted in China, economics, higher education, politics, UK Science policy
Tagged China, economics, higher education, UK science policy
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