On the Agenda – Week 47, 2014
Take 1 –Higher Education
The Islamic State’s Plan for Universities – Al-Fanar MediaAl-Fanar Media http://t.co/ayUyFcRPRH
— Christopher Ziguras (@ChrisZig) November 26, 2014‘Student Politics’ in Bangladesh http://t.co/WmF8BgWuN7 via @DailyStarNews #HigherEd #StudentPolitics #StudentXperience
— The OBHE (@theobhe) November 26, 2014Where do America’s international students come from? http://t.co/ZNd36Mz1w4 via @wef @iieglobal
— Daniel Obst (@dtobst) November 26, 2014Take 2 –Research and Development
Graphene discovery could hold key to clean and cheap electricity http://t.co/j5kAIQNMwM pic.twitter.com/PrZMDLngcG
— The Independent (@Independent) November 27, 2014EU should boost R&D $, improve climate for entrepreneurship,& encourage consumers&biz to use more data @MichaelMandel http://t.co/8FJgmszePv
— PPI (@ppi) November 26, 2014Africa’s First Mission to the Moon Announced http://t.co/vkCHP6q9NP #Africa2Moon #FoundationforSpaceDevelopment
— SA-GEO (@SA_GEO_) November 27, 2014Take 3 –Latin America
Infrastructure, education, incentives: Colombia Is One Of Latin America’s Most Promising New Tech Hubs http://t.co/ggI9MLwREY
— KHHardy (@khhardy) November 23, 2014Report on increasing opportunities in Brazil for the #education sector http://t.co/B6D8xPpJ8V @UKTI_Brazil @ukinbrazil
— OverseasBusinessRisk (@UKTI_BizRisk) November 25, 2014OECD Education Chief Pens Letter About ‘Price of Segregation in Education’ in Chile: http://t.co/OGa6rCcDAq
— Por Los Que Vienen (@PLQVienen) November 26, 2014…and this week on ScienceGuideEU
“Stop squeezing Horizon 2020!” @KurtDeketelaere from @LERUnews responds to Juncker’s €315 bln Investment Plan http://t.co/bInCRIeDjQ
— ScienceGuideEU (@ScienceGuideEU) November 27, 2014A wonderful tribute to seminal @MIT President Charles Vest and his key impact on open education http://t.co/rexk08t88y
— ScienceGuideEU (@ScienceGuideEU) November 25, 2014
