Publication date
March 2006
DOI Publisher
Published by Elsevier Ltd. ISSN
0960-9822Abstract
Budget plans announced by the German government include a boost for science with the hope regional governments will follow the lead. Michael Gross reports
Budget plans announced by the German government include a boost for science with the hope regional governments will follow the lead. Michael Gross reports
Many of you will have followed the recent political events which prompted the world-wide ‘March for ...
Many of you will have followed the recent political events which prompted the world-wide ‘March for ...
As part of its continuing series on the European Left, The Current Moment publishes an article by Wo...
Budget plans announced by the German government include a boost for science with the hope regional g...
AbstractThousands of German researchers including five Nobel laureates have signed an open letter of...
AbstractBritain is planning to increase spending on science over the next ten years with the predict...
AbstractGermany, the largest country in the European Union, has been suffering deep and long-term ec...
AbstractPeter Gruss, the new president of the Max Planck Society, believes the society's autonomy an...
SummaryThe UK government has revealed its spending plans for the next four years with cuts affecting...
The newly established European Research Council is set for a flying start as one of Europe's most pr...
SummaryThe general elections in Germany have been more open than ever, with five main parties likely...
SummaryTwo new Nobel laureates and six new ‘elite’ universities have lifted the spirits of scientist...
AbstractIn the run-up to Germany's general election, the reform of century-old university regulation...
AbstractBritain's system of funding university research is under fire as outdated. Nigel Williams re...
<p>Science and technology have a huge impact on all areas of today’s society. Also, industrialised c...
Many of you will have followed the recent political events which prompted the world-wide ‘March for ...
Many of you will have followed the recent political events which prompted the world-wide ‘March for ...
As part of its continuing series on the European Left, The Current Moment publishes an article by Wo...
Budget plans announced by the German government include a boost for science with the hope regional g...
AbstractThousands of German researchers including five Nobel laureates have signed an open letter of...
AbstractBritain is planning to increase spending on science over the next ten years with the predict...
AbstractGermany, the largest country in the European Union, has been suffering deep and long-term ec...
AbstractPeter Gruss, the new president of the Max Planck Society, believes the society's autonomy an...
SummaryThe UK government has revealed its spending plans for the next four years with cuts affecting...
The newly established European Research Council is set for a flying start as one of Europe's most pr...
SummaryThe general elections in Germany have been more open than ever, with five main parties likely...
SummaryTwo new Nobel laureates and six new ‘elite’ universities have lifted the spirits of scientist...
AbstractIn the run-up to Germany's general election, the reform of century-old university regulation...
AbstractBritain's system of funding university research is under fire as outdated. Nigel Williams re...
<p>Science and technology have a huge impact on all areas of today’s society. Also, industrialised c...
Many of you will have followed the recent political events which prompted the world-wide ‘March for ...
Many of you will have followed the recent political events which prompted the world-wide ‘March for ...
As part of its continuing series on the European Left, The Current Moment publishes an article by Wo...
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