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New breed of university will make UK 'best place in world to do science'
4 Jan 2012:Science minister David Willetts describes plans to attract international investment in scientific research to Britain
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28 Dec 2011:
'Back door' cuts could harm economy, says Labour
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25 Dec 2011: Letters: Cable needs to back his words with action. Investment in science and engineering is crucial if we're to achieve this rebalancing
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8 Dec 2011:
New policy to make research freely available challenges business models of academic publishers
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7 Dec 2011: Government instructs Care Quality Commission to go ahead with takeover of Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority
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29 Nov 2011: Chancellor announces new investment in the space industry, green technology and research into animal disease
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27 Nov 2011: Scientists say lack of annual £3m for running costs means £400m facility is under-used
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6 Oct 2011:
Jenny Rohn: Scientists issue a stark warning to the government about challenges faced by researchers in the early stages of their careers
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30 Sep 2011: Ben Goldacre: All you need is a computer, some volunteers and time on your hands
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30 Sep 2011:
Scientists hope to overcome tabloid anger after US trial suggests clubbers' drug can bring dramatic improvements for PTSD sufferers
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27 Sep 2011:
As they publish their own 'alternative white paper' for higher education, academics claim the government's plans are fundamentally misguided. Read answers to your questions from the academics behind the paper
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20 Sep 2011:
In a letter to the prime minister, senior mathematicians say work in key maths fields needed in a modern economy will suffer
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Interactive, 20 Sep 2011:
Senior scientists write to David Cameron about the future of mathematical sciences after funding cuts
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