The Guardian (25/12): We must rebalance the economy
TechEye (16/12): Select Committee begins inquiry into research “valley of death”
The Engineer (09/12): It came from the skies
The Guardian (08/12): Invest the 4G auction windfall in British science and technology
The Guardian (08/12): Results of publicly funded research will be open access – science minister
The Engineer (08/12): UK innovation strategy takes centre stage
Eureka Magazine (01/12): Talking points
November 2011
Oxford Times (30/11): Science facility being underused
The Engineer (29/11): Government invests £200m in science and engineering
Research Fortnight (29/11): Osborne throws science another £200m
Nature (29/11): UK pumps £200m back into scientific infrastructure
Science (29/11): Leonardo in a Garden Shed? U.K. Labs Get Cash Infusion, But Science Spending Still Down
The Times (29/11): Science gets £200m backing for research facilities threatened by cuts
BBC News (29/11): Is George Osborne the first ‘science Chancellor’?
BBC News (29/11): Chancellor gives £200m to science
The Guardian (29/11): George Osborne pumps extra £200m into science in autumn statement
Times Higher Education Supplement (29/11): Chancellor announces £200 million boost to science funding
Research Fortnight (29/11): From megastructures to nanotech: the race is on to find engineering ‘Nobel’
The Guardian (27/11): Isis laboratory funding shortfall ‘damaging UK’s research standing’
Research Fortnight (23/11): UK should align its research with emerging economies, says Bhattacharyya
Research Fortnight (21/11): Campaign group slams think tank for forgetting science
Morning Star (18/11): Immigration – a warped debate (Editorial)
BBC News (17/11): Engineering prize to be worth £1million
Research Fortnight (17/11): Cameron launches £1m global engineering award
Research Fortnight (15/11): UK should align its research system with those of emerging economies to keep in the picture
Research Fortnight (14/11): Time to consider privatising research labs, argues report
The Times (11/11): Government plans pose threat to science
The Times (11/11): Government’s new plan to cut immigration ‘will hit science research’
Research Fortnight (09/11): MPs publish responses to science spending review
Purse String Thoery (07/11): MP says he will flush out the truth of science funding
House of Parliament (03/11): Leader of the House Business Questions – Andrew Miller MP on science funding
Research Fortnight (03/11): Advisers need influence over R&D spend, says RCUK
Research Fortnight (02/11): Google joins science campaign
Laboratory News Article (November)
October 2011
TechEye.net (29/10): UK government science spending claims blasted
Public Service (28/10): Science budget freeze “welcome news”
New Statesman (27/10): Fountain of Half Knowledge
The Daily Politics (27/10): On the need for a high-tech economy
Times Higher Education Supplement (27/10): Leader: They won’t handle the truth
Times Higher Education Supplement (27/10): ‘Not minded’ to increase minders
House of Commons Science and Technology Committee inquiry on the evidence base for alcohol guidelines (16/10): Oral evidence from the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Public Health, Anne Milton
The Engineer (24/10): Make like a tree, make the most of the UK, and make your pitch
Times Higher Education Supplement (19/10): Influence wielded by chief scientific advisers ‘varies hugely’
Financial Times (19/10): Lack of consistency in scientific advice use
Research Fortnight (18/10): Health and environment top science-advice poll
New Statesman (17/10): Plan B – Lift the cap on immigration
The Telegraph (07/10): Scientists call for funding guarantees
The Times (06/10) : Science matters – the big freeze bites (£)
The Guardian (06/10): Careering out of control: UK science career structure in crisis
Times Higher Education Supplement (06/10): Vital signs of an unhealthy future for UK science
The Engineer (03/10): Osborne announces science and engineering investment
BBC News (01/10): UK invests in graphene technology
Laboratory News Article (October)
September 2011
Times Higher Education (29/09): Joy at science’s CSR result sours as fiscal reality bites
Wellcome (23/09): Opinion: Science and maths – doing well, but must do better
Research Fortnight (21/09): Campaign group sounds alarm over ‘declining’ science budget
Ekklesia (21/09): ‘Culture wars’, schools, science and religion
Ekklesia (19/09): Top scientists and educators want evolution not creationism in school science
Christian Post (19/09): U.K. Scientists Want Schools to Shun Creationism, Promote Evolution
National Center for Science Education (US) (19/09): A call to ban creationism in British schools
Chemistry World (16/09): Science budget ringfence questioned by report
Pharma Times (15/09): UK needs “strategic vision to maintain world-class medical research
Times Educational Supplement (15/09): Neutral value for Treasury adviser
The Times (14/09): Science budget ‘freeze’ will mean cuts of £1.7 billion (£)
Science Business (14/09): UK science investment isn’t really protected
Science (14/09): U.K. Masks Cuts to Science By Redefining ‘Science Budget’
Times Educational Supplement (14/09): Government accused of cutting science budget ‘by the back door’
The Guardian (09/09): The versatility of science graduates should be celebrated not criticised
Times Educational Supplement (09/09): Bursaries for top graduates risk robbing primaries of talent, say campaigners
Times Higher Education (08/09): Future of entire STEM disciplines in question
Research Fortnight (06/09): Willetts picks rising star as life sciences adviser
Laboratory News Article (September)
August 2011
OpenPR (31/08): Sciences prove to be rising in popularity
Times Higher Education (25/08): Big AAB arts cohort may leave science in a funding wilderness
BBC Breakfast (20/08)
The Engineer (18/08): Engineers welcome rise in A-level students taking science
Financial Times (18/08): Young Britons opting to study sciences
Wellcome Trust (16/08): Wellcome Trust appoints new Head of Education and Learning
Science (15/08): UK slashes science and engineering PhDs
Laboratory News Article (August)
July 2011
Research Fortnight (27/07): We can’t screw this up
Chemistry World (27/07): UK government sets aside 1000 places for top researchers
Times Higher Education Supplement (21/07): Falsifiable claims
The Times (21/07): 500 ‘talent visas’ for scientists and engineers from outside EU (£)
The Engineer (21/07): Government sets out cap on immigrant engineers
Nature (20/07): UK’s Royal Society can choose talented immigrants
Laboratory News Article (July)
June 2011
Business Weekly (29/06): MPs and Peers breathe in Cambridge ClearTech
Prospect (23/06): Pale stale and male
Felix (17/06): Management board took decision to leave CaSE
Times Higher Education Supplement (16/06): Rational voice in the Treasury
House of Commons Adjournment Debate (16/06): Student visas
Research Fortnight (15/06): Case welcomes big-name advisers
Times Higher Education Supplement (10/06): Scientists applaud appointment of chief scientific adviser to the Treasury
The Guardian (08/06): Treasury appoints James Richardson as it first chief scientific adviser
House of Lords debate (08/06): Research – Science and Technology Committee Report
Nature Blog (08/06): UK Treasury science adviser is an internal appointment
The Times (02/06): A degree of scepticism (£)
Times Higher Education (02/06): No fixed address
Felix (02/06): Imperial cuts ties with CaSE
Laboratory News Article (June)
Prospect (June): Timothy Geitner’s diary
Laboratory News Article (June)
May 2011
Times Higher Education (26/05): Imperial confirms exit from CaSE
Research Fortnight (18/05): Defra to slash research spending by a fifth
The Guardian (13/05): MPs criticise servere cuts to astronomy
Financial Times (09/05): Business concerned by school leavers’ skill
Laboratory News Article (May)
April 2011
Research Fortnight (26/04): Welsh students likely to continue enjoying free university education
Research Fortnight (21/04): Scotland’s Liberal Democrats campaign for science minister
Research Fortnight (20/04): Northern Ireland political parties unite in committing to science
Wonk HE (19/04): HE White Paper: it’s time to back science – Part 2
Wonk HE (18/04): HE White Paper: it’s time to back science – Part 1
Research Fortnight (07/04): UK Budget glosses over gaps in capital spend
Research Fortnight (01/04): Make science an election issue, says CaSE
Laboratory News Article (April)
March 2011
BBC Newsnight (30/03): CaSE Director Imran Khan interviewed by Jeremy Paxman on the cuts facing arts and science following last week’s budget
Research Fortnight (30/03): Budget papers over cracks in capital spend
The Herald (28/03): Call for strong science voice
The Times: Budget 2011 (24/03) – Analysis by Times experts (£)
The Times (24/03): Faster help for patients as red tape is cut (£)
The Guardian (24/03): £100m science sweetener after last year’s £1.4bn cuts
The Financial Times (24/03): £100 million in public fund to boost bioscience
BBC News (23/03): Budget’s £100 million extra for science
Nature (24/03): UK Chancellor puts science at heart of growth strategy
The Independent (24/03): Banks will boost research by £100m
The Engineer (23/03): Engineers offer cautious welcome to Osborne’s Budget
Times Higher Education (23/03): Budget 2011 – Osborne’s bank raid benefits science
Science Media Centre (23/03): UK scientific community comments on the 2011 budget
Times Higher Education (17/03): ’10-year commitment’ needed
Research Fortnight (16/03): Labour holds back on science policy
British Ecological Society Blog (14/03): CaSE Lecture on Science and Growth
Left Foot Forward (11/03): Denham warns science funding freeze will push UK further behind competitors
House of Lords debate (10/03): Visas: Points-based System
Labour Party Press Release (09/03): John Denham to urge ten year science settlement to maintain UK’s global science lead and strengthen future growth
The Times (08/03): John Denham on Labour science policy: the extended interview
The Times (08/03): Cuts ‘risk UK losing position as world leader in science’ (£)
Research Fortnight (02/03): US-style list could bring scientists into UK politics
People & Science Magazine – British Science Association (March 2011): The government is set to confuse advice and governance
The Times Eureka (March 2011): Does science get the media coverage it deserves? We, the media, ask them, the scientists
Laboratory News Article (March)
February 2011
Times Higher Education (24/02): The week in higher education
Nature (23/02): Seven days
Physics World (18/02): Researchers favoured in UK migration cap
Nature (16/02): Scientists get first dibs under UK immigration cap
BBC Today (16/02): Immigration system ‘needs to be policed’
Research Fortnight (16/02): Scientists benefit in immigration changes
Research Fortnight (16/02): Beddington goes to war against bad science
Education by Numbers (16/02): Science papers raising questions about exams system
The Engineer (15/02): Engineering bodies call for better careers advice
The Times (14/02): New teacher degree standard ‘will worsen shortage in maths and science’ (£)
Through the Looking Glass blog (03/02): Having a chat about science policy
New Scientist (02/02): Government science advice should rest on trust
Daily Mail (01/02): Pfizer to close its major UK research centre and to axe 2,400 jobs
Laboratory News Article (February)
January 2011
Times Higher Education Supplement (20/01): Social science emulates scientific method to escape retrenchment
British Ecological Society blog (14/01): CaSE Celebrate 25 Years
Nature (14/01): 25 years of saving British science
Physics World (January): Migrant cap ‘may damage’ UK physics
Laboratory News Article (January)
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