1991
DOI: 10.1038/350550a0
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No growth for British science

Abstract: SIR-Terence Kealey's rosy-hued vision of the growth of British science (Nature 350, 370; 1991) defies belief. I must draw attention to the gross and chronic inadequacy of the public monies available through the socalled dual-support system for funding the indirect (but real) cost of research whose direct costs are provided by research councils and UK charities. The facts are as follows. (1) The Department of Education and Science (DES), the Universities Funding Council (UFC, formerly the University Grants Comm… Show more

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