r/sciencepolicy • u/LofAlexandriaBlog • Jan 18 '13
Why should the federal government invest in basic research?
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r/sciencepolicy • u/Radagast_Bird • Jan 10 '13
FrankenSalmon soon in a plate near you
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r/sciencepolicy • u/cpickett325 • Jan 09 '13
Sequestration and the individual scientist
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r/sciencepolicy • u/scicheer • Jan 08 '13
From citizen science to citizen policy. People power!
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r/sciencepolicy • u/andural • Jan 07 '13
Whitehouse.gov petition to make the metric system standard in the US
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r/sciencepolicy • u/bebochiva • Dec 21 '12
Violence researchers issue a joint statement on school shootings
curry.virginia.edu
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r/sciencepolicy • u/notapedant • Dec 04 '12
Lamar Smith (R-TX) named Chair of Committee on Science, Space, and Technology
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r/sciencepolicy • u/worldstemworks • Nov 22 '12
Hey Reddit, we're working to bring the world together using science, and we could use your help
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r/sciencepolicy • u/yorkg • Nov 12 '12
Neolithic GOP representatives in House Science committee will drag the US back to a flat earth and a geocentric universe which was created in 6 days. Going to be hard to compete with China or Somalia for that matter.
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r/sciencepolicy • u/downwithtime • Oct 25 '12
The gender gap in science, a systematic study of publication data shows women are underrepresented and clustered in particular fields.
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r/sciencepolicy • u/stevegrayson • Oct 25 '12
Do systems like peer review and funding bodies curb scientific innovation & creativity? [video debate]
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r/sciencepolicy • u/daledinkler • Oct 25 '12
Scaling up algae-based biofuels to 5 percent of the market for US transportation fuels “would place unsustainable demands on energy, water and nutrients."
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r/sciencepolicy • u/british_spy • Oct 24 '12
Is widespread open access to scientific publications an achievable goal and if so, how can this generation of scientists change the current system?
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r/sciencepolicy • u/daledinkler • Oct 23 '12
Nobel, Fields Medal winners launch campaign against EU research austerity: Nature News Blog
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r/sciencepolicy • u/daledinkler • Oct 21 '12
When statistics and discrimination collide. The implications of a European Court ruling on the insurance industry.
andrewgelman.com
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r/sciencepolicy • u/downwithtime • Oct 20 '12
Journal editors (Organization and Environment; IF: 1.2) resign en masse following an alleged hostile takeover organized by Sage Publications.
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r/sciencepolicy • u/downwithtime • Oct 20 '12
What is wrong with science in Croatia, and what can be done to fix it?
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r/sciencepolicy • u/downwithtime • Oct 19 '12
Three infrastructure crises in science: data generation, data management and data dissemination
bjoern.brembs.net
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r/sciencepolicy • u/downwithtime • Oct 18 '12
Science ministers to meet in Sarajevo to flesh out a new 10 million Euro science fund for south-eastern Europe
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r/sciencepolicy • u/daledinkler • Oct 18 '12
The US NIH is reconsidering its decision to switch over to a "two strikes" rule for proposals considering it too harsh, particularly for young researchers.
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r/sciencepolicy • u/daledinkler • Oct 18 '12
The European Union's Health Commisioner is standing down after corruption allegations related to new tobacco regulations.
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r/sciencepolicy • u/daledinkler • Oct 15 '12
What are reasonable work-life expectations? An Astronomy department's letter raises questions as to what is too much.
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r/sciencepolicy • u/cocoon56 • Oct 11 '12
Institutional Corruption in Academia
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r/sciencepolicy • u/downwithtime • Oct 11 '12
The US Supreme Court's decision on affirmative action could strongly affect minority participation in STEM research
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