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The Royal Society: makes case for investment in science
16 July 2010
The Royal Society has written to the Government to make the case for investment rather than cuts to science funding in the next CSR.
HEFCE: The higher education knowledge exchange system in the US
15 July 2010
The paper describes the system of knowledge exchange in higher education in America and compares its state of development with the knowledge exchange system in universities in this country.
HEFCE: Welcomes revised timetable for REF
9 July 2010
HEFCE welcomes today's announcement by David Willetts, Minister of State for Universities and Science, which confirms the timetable for the Research Excellence Framework (REF).
Science to drive economic growth
9 July 2010
In his first major speech, David Willetts, Universities and Science highlights science as driver in rebalancing the UK economy.
UUK and JISC: The cost of open access - free workshops
24 June 2010
Open access offers the potential for both efficiency savings and economic benefits in the longer term. A series of free workshops will help delegates understand more about open access and its implementation.
Teaching old phones new tricks
23 July 2010
Wellspring Launches Flintbox, the Open Innovation Network
20 July 2010
Wellspring Worldwide announces the new release of Flintbox—a revolutionary Open Innovation Network connecting universities, companies, and entrepreneurs.
PneumaCare helps patients breathe easier
6 July 2010
Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge will be the first to use the PneumaScan platform, an innovative non-contact approach to the diagnosis and treatment of lung and respiratory disease, developed by PneumaCare Limited.
Inteum: Inteum web is released
30 June 2010
Technology Transfer professionals around the world embrace powerful new tool
Pfizer extends field of use for Cambridge-developed antibody engineering technology
8 June 2010
A field-specific licence for an antibody engineering technology developed at the University of Cambridge has been extended to all fields with pharmaceutical giant Pfizer.
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