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RSC Policy Bulletin 5


Professor Jim Feast, RSC President

Professor Jim Feast

05 January 2007

Professor Jim Feast, RSC President, discusses the main messages the RSC aims to get across to policy makers.



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Open Access Publishing

05 January 2007

Professor Jim Miller, Chair of RSC Publishing Board explains why and how the RSC is experimenting with a new open access publishing model.



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Our energy challenge

05 January 2007

Over 5,000 individuals and organisations, including the RSC, responded to the Governments energy review last April. So how does the final DTI report, published in July, measure up...



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Assessing research, measuring value: can one model fit all?

05 January 2007

How should we assess the research prowess of our universities? The Government has suggested scrapping the 20-year old Research Assessment Excercise (RAE) and replacing it with a m...



Can we measure up?

Can we measure up?

05 January 2007

A recent RSC report on measurement science found a discipline with an image problem and a shortage of skilled recruits. Crucial to a whole host of chemistry using businesses, its ...



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Small technology, big challenges

05 January 2007

An RSC workshop explored the issues surrounding the health and safety of nanotechnology. Slow Government action and a lack of dedicated funding means that many questions are still ...



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Surely that's banned

05 January 2007

Hands-on experiments are a great way to enthuse children about science, but the RSC has found that some of the more exciting practicals are no longer carried out in schools due to ...


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