On the Agenda – Week 3, 2017
Take 1 – Education
Op-Ed: #Singapore, the 21st century #education superpowerhttps://t.co/OiLL9vP9m4 pic.twitter.com/d3TYRweOqW
— Asian Correspondent (@AsCorrespondent) January 19, 2017
The top countries in our #AlmaMaterIndex of the universities that educate the most global business leaders https://t.co/prnF0CsD6z pic.twitter.com/hsnNJpWEik
— World Uni Rankings (@THEworldunirank) January 19, 2017
https://t.co/By0KBr5HQV | Zuma signs Higher Education Amendment Act https://t.co/V1IhIpzSxU
— News24 (@News24) January 18, 2017
Some see positive signals for UK participation in Horizon 2020 and Erasmus in May’s #Brexit strategy https://t.co/T5eOEbDK26 #H2020
— UniversityWorldNews (@uniworldnews) January 19, 2017
Take 2 – Research
30 Under 30 Europe in Science and Healthcare: From molecules to planets and everything in between: https://t.co/SDUPOFQQwc pic.twitter.com/t2GBSz2w37
— Forbes Science (@SciForbes) January 17, 2017
India becomes Associate member of CERN – The Hindu https://t.co/ozJrrTn1wV pic.twitter.com/J0vI7XmZeR
— Indian_science (@Indian_Science) January 17, 2017
As Davos gets underway, here’s what European startups can expect in 2017: https://t.co/HDf1mDoTGm
— Zoë Henry (@ZoeLaHenry) January 17, 2017
“Decrying the influence of liberal intellectuals is hardly synonymous w/ rejecting intellectualism…” — @JonahNROhttps://t.co/Ic1AlNpGmh
— National Review (@NRO) January 20, 2017
Take 3 – USA
What you need to know about Betsy DeVos, Donald Trump’s pick for education secretary. https://t.co/dojROqhBvN pic.twitter.com/FNzrOhNYX5
— Vox (@voxdotcom) January 18, 2017
We charted 4 ways Trump could undo Obama’s science legacy: https://t.co/LfaBrihJwe pic.twitter.com/r3AFA9efL5
— Nature News&Comment (@NatureNews) <a
