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Alice Bell: ESA can land their robot on a comet. But they still can’t see misogyny under their noses.
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James Wilsdon: While Europe’s scientists were watching Rosetta, President Juncker quietly scrapped the role of his top scientific adviser. What does this mean for the future of evidence-based policy in Europe?
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Stian Westlake: Mariana Mazzucato’s book, The Entrepreneurial State, has provoked widespread debate about the role of government in innovation. But does it stack up as a guide to policy?
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Johan Schot: With a new European Commission about to start work, and an updated UK strategy for science and innovation expected in the next few weeks, this is an important moment to debate the future of innovation policy.
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Jenny Rohn: The national policymakers of an increasing number of Member States, along with European leaders, have completely lost touch with the reality of research, say a concerned group of European scientists
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Kieron Flanagan: A party conference fringe meeting provides the opportunity to think about myths and misconceptions in UK science and innovation policy thinking
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