On the Agenda – Week 21, 2017
Take 1 – Education
President Trump’s 2018 budget slashes Education Department funding by 13.5% https://t.co/UX33qF0t5L
— TIME (@TIME) 23 mei 2017
Japan mulls making free higher education constitutional right https://t.co/3aUJF9ItvP
— Nikkei Asian Review (@NAR) 25 mei 2017
White supremacist upsurge puts US universities under pressure https://t.co/cqc9K76Vr9 pic.twitter.com/Hg15hLdJ4x
— TimesHigherEducation (@timeshighered) 25 mei 2017
Trump’s budget eliminates NASA Education Office. Why this is bad news: https://t.co/U1QDW4twkY pic.twitter.com/7euNwNymdu
— Forbes (@Forbes) 26 mei 2017
Take 2 – Research
China expands its Antarctic ambitions, it says, for science, not for mining. https://t.co/DFvrwD0JEj pic.twitter.com/5doF8SNzIM
— CS Monitor (@csmonitor) 23 mei 2017
How to win grants and alienate rejection: https://t.co/aJRN6wPhg5 pic.twitter.com/NGlN5Isykn
— Nature News&Comment (@NatureNews) 24 mei 2017
#India needs to re-ignite #innovation to scale new heights in #manufacturing https://t.co/A9C2APpDGu
— DSTIndia (@IndiaDST) 25 mei 2017
How Europe’s biggest economy is uniting its tech hubs to dethrone Silicon Valley https://t.co/qz2hcdFMFJ pic.twitter.com/toflMA31nn
— TNW (@TheNextWeb) 24 mei 2017
Take 3 – European Union
Trump in Brussels: ‘The Germans Are Bad, Very Bad’ https://t.co/zFdbB5RLiZ pic.twitter.com/k0gVQvwAj7
— SPIEGEL English (@SPIEGEL_English) 26 mei 2017
Science and research should be priority in talks between UK and EU, say @RussellGroup https://t.co/ufScOhuI30
— MedCity (@MedCityHQ) 22 mei 2017
A handshake between Macron and Trump has raised eyebrows https://t.co/9cV375sGhh
— The New York Times (@nytimes) 25 mei 2017
Hungary rejects EU pressure over asylum and university laws https://t.co/7RaSbaHash
— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) 22 mei 2017
From ScienceGuideEU…
The EU plans to cut funding of microchip research @EuroPractice An unwise decision according to researchers https://t.co/eY6ZHtwUdf pic.twitter.com/xheaMMDjRu
— ScienceGuideEU (@ScienceGuideEU) 15 mei 2017
