UK “sleepwalking” into loss of research assets, ARMA warns
The Association of Research Managers and Administrators’ latest report presents evidence of how financial pressures are biting
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Read the story →Deteriorating geopolitical relationships associated with declines in cross-border research, study finds – International collaborations are “easier to break than to build”
Alyn Smith appointed new Scottish innovation minister – Stirling MSP to join government following Ben Macpherson’s departure
European Council will not “subordinate research to industrial policy” – Higher education minister presents Irish Presidency’s research and innovation priorities
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