Abstract
This submission responds to the following terms of reference of the Science and Technology Select Committee ‘Brexit: Science and Innovation summit’ under:
-- The Government’s Future Partnership Paper 'Collaboration on science and innovation', including any challenges not fully acknowledged and opportunities not fully explored.
--The pros, cons and remaining uncertainties for science and research following the recent UK/EU agreement for an ‘Orderly UK withdrawal'.
--The consequences of any short-term uncertainty during the negotiation period, and how these can be addressed.
-- The Government’s Future Partnership Paper 'Collaboration on science and innovation', including any challenges not fully acknowledged and opportunities not fully explored.
--The pros, cons and remaining uncertainties for science and research following the recent UK/EU agreement for an ‘Orderly UK withdrawal'.
--The consequences of any short-term uncertainty during the negotiation period, and how these can be addressed.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Specialist publication | House of Commons Science and Technology Committee |
| Publication status | Published - 21 Mar 2018 |
Keywords
- Brexit
- Environment
- Science
- Research
- citizen science
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