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Science funding crisis

July 2023

  • Rishi Sunak wearing a white lab coat looks at a vape testing machine.

    The Observer view on the Horizon Europe research programme: the best hope for British science

    Rishi Sunak is still dithering about whether to rejoin the EU’s £85bn scheme or force our scientists to go it alone with UK funding

February 2023

  • Michelle Donelan, secretary of state for Science, Innovation and Technology

    UK ready to snub key EU science research scheme if Brexit row not resolved

    Amid stalemate over UK joining Horizon Europe due to Northern Ireland protocol, Michelle Donelan looks to allies outside bloc

August 2022

  • Woman writing mathematical formulas on a blackboard

    Lack of maths funding will hinder UK’s scientific progress

    Letter: Maths is the bedrock of all the sciences, but promised funding is yet to be delivered, writes Prof Ulrike Tillmann

July 2022

  • Tim Adams

    Notebook
    Anyone who thinks Birmingham was not on the map needs to just buy a map

    Tim Adams
    Embarrassingly, the culture secretary thinks the Midlands need sport in order to make a mark

March 2022

  • A night view of the main building of Lomonosov Moscow State University.

    UK universities brace for impact of sanctions against Russia

    Most academics back research boycott but ‘there is a case for maintaining ties’, says Oxford professor

February 2022

  • British scientists are now getting no research funding from the EU and no funding from the UK government.

    UK scientists fear brain drain as Brexit rows put research at risk

    Projects in jeopardy as EU revokes millions in grant offers after failure of trade talks

September 2020

  • High-resolution satellite image of the Channel, Dover, Calais and London.

    UK risks losing contract for new climate research centre because of Brexit

    Proposed centre with up to 250 jobs is linked to EU Copernicus satellite programme

February 2020

  • A forensic police officer at work in London.

    Forensic science failures putting justice at risk, says regulator

    System on a ‘knife-edge’ due to skills shortages and funding cuts in England and Wales

October 2019

  • Robert-Jan Smits surrounded by red traffic cones

    No-deal Brexit would leave science dead for years, say Nobel prizewinners

    Top scientists accuse Boris Johnson of sacrificing the UK’s research reputation – and billions of pounds in EU grants

October 2018

  • A survey of biomedical research staff found that 97% of them believed a no-deal Brexit would be bad for UK science.

    Hard Brexit could cripple UK science, say Nobel prizewinners

  • An artist’s impression of the ice age land bridge connecting Britain with France before the formation of the Dover Strait

    Brexit, cutting ourselves off from our past, and from science funding

July 2018

  • The EU’s Galileo satellite.

    The five
    Five UK scientific investments threatened by Brexit

    From satellites to drugs, article 50 will be a spanner in the works of many costly projects

May 2018

  • The UK is set to join Canada and South Korea in the category of countries that will have to pay more to collaborate, while being barred from particular programmes.

    Brexit: UK may get poorer access than Israel to EU science scheme

    Exclusive: UK may have to pay more for privilege of collaborating, draft paper says

December 2017

  • scientist camille parmesan standing on a beach in south-west england with the sun going down behind her

    Camille Parmesan: ‘Trump’s extremism on climate change has brought people together’

    The climate scientist on leaving the US to work in France – with funding from President Macron – and why she believes Trump’s decision to pull out of the Paris agreement will backfire on him

November 2016

  • The government heralded a crackdown on recruiting overseas students at the Tory conference

    What will Brexit mean for Britain’s world-class universities?

    Academics fear a threat to research, funding and overseas recruitment

July 2016

  • Will Hutton

    Why Brexit may be a deadly experiment for science

    Will Hutton
  • Cambridge University students at the Trinity May Ball on 13 June.

    Scientists fighting Brexit risk looking like an out of touch elite too

    Imran Khan

June 2016

  • Paul Nurse, Nobel prize winer, above left, with European research, science and innovation commissioner Carlos Moedas in Brussels earlier in May. Nurse called Brexit a ‘poor outcome for British science’.

    Brexit big blow to UK science, say top British scientists

    Leave vote sparks concerns over losing £1bn a year in funding and closing doors on researchers from EU countries

February 2016

  • Dr James Briscoe, Dr Caroline Hill and Professor Nick Luscombe at the new Crick Institute building near St Pancras.

    Meet the researchers at London’s £700m altar to biomedical science

  • Dr Vivian Li and Professor Andreas Schaefer at the Crick Institute.

    Francis Crick’s £700m altar to biomedical science

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