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In September 2010, UK scientists breathed a sigh of relief when the government froze science spending at £4.6 billion. But for a growth agenda that aims to build industry from science, is this enough?
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- A pause for Purse String Theory - and a thanks to our community in the meantime! is.gd/6eYCjq 2 years ago
- RT @jlush2: Science is Vital AGM on 13 September scienceisvitalagm.eventbrite.co.uk #reachingoutsci #scipolicy 2 years ago
- RT @AMRC: Research funders and patient groups urge EU to support stem cell research: bit.ly/LYZAB7 #scipolicy #EU #stemcells 2 years ago
- RT @alicebell: The 'Haldane Principle' and other invented traditions in science policy: bit.ly/ogBJ6k 2 years ago
- Questions for science and the wisdom of crowds in #crowdfunding is.gd/sZPq9R 2 years ago
- RT @jameswilsdon: Worrying to lose such a scientific big hitter from BIS MT @Jackstilgoe Ooh. Adrian Smith’s move…serious implications h ... 2 years ago
- RT @BBCCollege: Who won the BBC College of Journalism's Student Innovation Award? Answer here: bbc.in/JFYuaY - #BBCScc12 2 years ago
- Ah well. We didn't win the BBC innovation in journalism award. Don't trust the judges. #haldaneprinciple 2 years ago
- RT @Patriccus: Govt to announce £127m funding for UK agri-bioscience: £90m to Norwich Research Park, £37m to Babraham (via @Freeman_Geor ... 2 years ago
- RT @jlush2: Anne Glover, @EU_ScienceChief: "I want to rattle the cage of the business community." Good i'view bit.ly/LbCrxo #scip ... 2 years ago
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