XINHUA: Yearender: Britain sees scientific advancement despite uncertainties in 2017

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But the document might not sufficiently soothe some scientists' anxieties, Kieron Flanagan, a science and technology policy expert at the University of Manchester, was quoted as saying in a Nature article.

"Non-UK EU nationals must feel battered and bruised by the uncertainty of the process," he said. "And I'm not sure how much this will do to reassure those who might be thinking twice about coming to the UK in the near future."

Period26 Dec 2017

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  • TitleYearender: Britain sees scientific advancement despite uncertainties in 2017
    Media name/outletXinhua
    Media typeWeb
    Country/TerritoryChina
    Date26/12/17
    DescriptionBut the document might not sufficiently soothe some scientists' anxieties, Kieron Flanagan, a science and technology policy expert at the University of Manchester, was quoted as saying in a Nature article.
    "Non-UK EU nationals must feel battered and bruised by the uncertainty of the process," he said. "And I'm not sure how much this will do to reassure those who might be thinking twice about coming to the UK in the near future."
    URLwww.xinhuanet.com/english/2017-12/26/c_136853606.htm
    PersonsKieron Flanagan

Keywords

  • Brexit
  • science policy