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An update on sequestration
As the National Institutes of Health, the National Science Foundation and other federal agencies come to grips with sequestration, there is news that some agencies may get a reprieve. In April, the Fe… more →
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$20m lift for the Marsden Fund
wrote 5 days ago: Budget 2013 has recognised the importance of the Marsden Fund to New Zealand’s science and innovatio … more →
A number of interesting European Science Foundation reports
wrote 6 days ago: Looking at the European Science Foundation publications page, I was happy to discover a number of in … more →
Steven Joyce announces Budget investment of $200m in science, innovation & research
wrote 6 days ago: Budget 2013 delivers on the Government’s commitment to building a more competitive and productive ec … more →
How science fared in the Budget
wrote 6 days ago: Peter Griffin, at Sciblogs, has spared us the chore of sifting through the Budget to see what’ … more →
How does Fermilab help with the defense of the country?
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The Future of @FermilabToday
wrote 1 week ago: On Thursday, May 9, 2013, Fermilab invited elected officials and leaders from local communities to h … more →
An update on sequestration
wrote 1 week ago: As the National Institutes of Health, the National Science Foundation and other federal agencies com … more →
An update on peer review and the National Science Foundation
wrote 1 week ago: Rep. Lamar Smith, R-Texas, chair of the House Science, Space and Technology committee has spurred tw … more →
A Call to Action
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wrote 1 week ago: As scientists, we are used to asking for money. Deadlines for federal grant funding come around, and … more →
Underemployed with the Government
wrote 1 week ago: I am writing this post on my partner’s behalf. My partner is a very well educated and accompli … more →
Who should set the research agenda in Universities?
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wrote 1 week ago: Universities are complex, organic institutions. Their heart is the academic hub of scholarship and r … more →
Science is a winner for Britain - cutting it would be folly
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wrote 1 week ago: Venki Ramakrishnan (right) at the Diamond Light Source in 2010. The US, Germany and China are increa … more →
The National Institutes of Health tackles the sequester
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Yesterday, the National Institutes of Health released the budgets for each institute/center for the … more →
Does more money = greater research impact?
wrote 2 weeks ago: Scale matters: Dendritic drainage in beach sand, orders of magnitude smaller than a mountain stream … more →
Opinions in the Shorts: Vol. 180
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wrote 2 weeks ago: On Politics Rep. Lamar Smith (R-TX) has introduced the High Quality Research Act. Do I seem like a p … more →
Science Policy Around the Web - May 2, 2013
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wrote 2 weeks ago: By: Jennifer Plank photo credit: ZaldyImg via photopin cc Our weekly linkpost, bringing you interest … more →
Budget will include a $73.5m boost for National Science Challenges
wrote 3 weeks ago: The Government has announced the final 10 selected National Science Challenges and a $73.5 million b … more →
Politicized Science
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Representative Lamar Smith (R-TX) Yesterday I wrote a piece about a bill proposed by Representative … more →
Science policy by those without an understanding of science
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wrote 3 weeks ago: US Representative Lamar Smith (R-TX) has proposed a new bill to set funding criteria for the Nationa … more →
