A polarity in European research

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The huge amount of capital, $428 million, being made available for research fellowships by the European Commission through its Human Capital and Mobility program threatens to jeopardize the smaller, independent research programs throughout Europe. If funding of scientific research becomes thus centralized, peer review, and hence quality of research, will suffer. Instead, EC nations should pay a tax to the Commission to support joint efforts, but be allowed to deduct from this tax money spent domestically to fund research.

Author: Philipson, Lennart
Europe, Column, Research grants, Research funding

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Visionary experimental designs

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Issues are presented concerning the disclosure of information which suggested that scientists investigating bovine spongiform encephalopathy had spent 5 years testing and researching cattle brains but assuming they were sheep brains.

Editorial, Behavior, Scientists

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Screening slaughtered cattle for BSE

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Research is presented concerning the tests which have been evaluated by the European Commission for the screening of slaughtered cattle over the age of 30 months for bovine spongiform encephalopathy molecular markers.

Author: Deslys, J.P., Comoy, E., Hawkins, S., Simon, S., Schimmel, H., Wells, G., Grassi, J., Moynagh, J.
Testing, Cattle, Prions, Prions (Proteins)

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Subjects list: Science and technology policy, European Union. European Commission, Research, Bovine spongiform encephalopathy
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