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Statement of the values and responsibilities of scientists.
This collection brings together all documents in the Public Attitudes to Science study series.
A new report on climate risk, co-authored by a GAD actuary, is based on the latest climate research. It was a collaboration between actuaries and scientists.
The Environment Agency’s first Chief Scientist’s annual review.
Almost three years on from the approval in the UK of the first COVID-19 vaccine, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) pays tribute to the scientists who developed the technology behind the mRNA COVID vaccines, Dr Katalin Kariko...
A set of studies looking at the UK public’s attitudes to science, scientists and science policy.
The career of our chief scientist of space weather was literally written in the stars.
European Commissioner for research joins UK Science and Technology Secretary to make joint commitment to maximising UK Horizon Europe success.
The UK’s association to the world-leading Horizon and Copernicus programmes has been officially sealed today (Monday 4 December), as Science and Technology Secretary Michelle Donelan visits Brussels to turbo-charge efforts to maximise UK involvement.
Dstl coordinates UK science and technology involvement in NATO and sponsors UK businesses and academic institutions to take part in these activities.
Researchers around the world will soon be able to access millions of the natural, historic specimens found in UK museums at the click of a button as part of a £473 million UK fund to enhance key research infrastructure.
Senior scientific advisers from around the world sign a statement to governments on climate change
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