On the agenda – Week 27, 2014

Take 1 – CERN
@CERN: CERN and @UNESCO celebrate the anniversary of the signature of the CERN Convention
@Rincon_P: What does the Higgs boson tell us about lifetime of the Universe?
@AswinSanghi: Inside CERN’s $10 billion collider.
Take 2 – Solar Energy
@ieducator: Half of Germany Now Powered by Solar Energy
@NatureNews: Researchers plan to demo an artificial leaf in coming months. But can technology improve on photosynthesis?
@BarackObama: Solar Energy is more accessible than you think: #ActOnClimate in your own community. #PutSolarOnIt
Take 3 – Europe
@TheObhe: Greece: Elections bring change but not hope for universities
@ForbesEurope: Why The World Loves A British Education
@RussiaBeyond: Russians will be able to study abroad for free
…and on ScienceGuideEU
@ScienceGuideEU: We entrust our children –and our countries’ future– to teachers; but do we really know how they feel about teaching?
@ScienceGuideEU: The potential of synthetic biologyseems limitless, ranging from vaccinations to the solution to the world’s energy problem
Meest Gelezen
Bekostiging per student in het hbo en wo gaat dalen
NS onderzoekt financiële prikkels om studenten uit de spits te weren
Fel debat over internationalisering tekent zich af in hoger onderwijs
VVD ruilt kennisgeld Groeifonds in voor fossiel belastingvoordeel
De student als consument maakt vrouwelijke docenten extra kwetsbaar
