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Eric Lander will be Biden’s science advisor, a cabinet-level position for the first time
Potential White House open-access edict could upend scientific publishers
Government ‘must provide visible leadership’ to end persistent skills gap
Trump Releases 2020 Budget Proposal
Electronic Contracts and the Illusion of Consent
Right to Repair Legislation Is Officially Being Considered In Canada
White House science adviser’s first speech leaves scientists with questions
Trump administration releases US science education plan
Open access at a crossroads
Drop in EU migration ‘major cause for concern’ during engineering skills crisis
Government lays out papers summarising no-deal Brexit planning
The simple but ingenious system Taiwan uses to crowdsource its laws
Coming Soon: Acting EPA Administrator’s First Big Moves on Science
It’s Time to Tie the U.S. Electric Grid Together, Says NREL Study
Row over 3D-printed firearms distracts from US gun violence crisis
The Last-Ditch Legal Fight to Stop 3-D Printed Guns
Co-ordinated action required to boost ‘open-science’ initiatives
New Group Aims to Bolster Science in Policymaking
Synthetic biology could enable bioweapons development
The gender pay gap: valuing women in engineering
The most exciting thing about Canada legalising weed? Data
EPA Science Advisors Question “Secret Science” Rule on Data Transparency
Career plan puts teaching at the heart of the promotions process
Scientists hit the campaign trail
Mary Sue Coleman on solving the funding crisis in higher education
Home Office turned away 383 overseas engineers needed by UK companies
Engineering needs creative thinking to widen the talent pool
Brexit will hit aerospace and automotive the hardest, says report
The Research and Innovation Talent Visa
Trump administration delays bans of toxic solvents
EPSRC Council seeking further applications from industrialists with a strong engineering background
Hundreds of German universities set to lose access to Elsevier journals
UK can stay part of pan-EU science projects after Brexit, Brussels declares
Year of Engineering targets outdated perceptions and lack of workforce diversity
IMechE has ‘real concerns’ government will not meet career benchmark costings
Apprenticeships fall by 59% after levy introduced
Brexit reality hits U.K. chemical companies
Government announces that 2018 will be the Year of Engineering
‘Exceptional’ tech workers sought under expanded visas scheme
SC cancels engineering degrees given by deemed universities through correspondence course
95% of UCL’s senior EU researchers headhunted by European universities
Engineer calls for machine-readable labels to boost electrical safety
Open Banking is coming. Here’s the very first glimpse
Revised guide encourages engineering students to think more about ethics
Apprenticeships: it’s time to focus on quality not quantity
CaSE says parties’ Brexit stances will impact STEM
Rustle up a privacy research project and ICO queen Liz will see you handsomely rewarded
Should ageing academics be forced to quit?
The Supreme Court Just Bolstered Your Right to Repair Stuff
Trump’s proposed 2018 budget would gut science agencies