I am really not sure THAT is sound adviceâŚâŚ
Was great fun to talk to the Critical Care Commute team about ARDS, my career journey, mentoring & being a researcher, among other things, when I was in Canada for CCC Forum 2023! open.spotify.com/episode/6oBv...
Episode ¡ The Critical Care Commute Podcast ¡ Join us as we discuss ARDS, Research and balancing life as a researcher with Professor Charlotte summers, Director of the Heart and Lung Research Institut...
I have no idea whether Sir Paul is the best candidate (never met him). However, it is concerning if UK science doesnât have a pipeline of leadership talent capable & willing to take on such roles. If we donât, action is urgently needed to address this deficit. www.theguardian.com/science/arti...
Exclusive: Fellows divided as council reportedly puts forward Sir Paul Nurse for role never held by a woman
'I need to protect and grow the basic, curiosity-driven part of the science work â which I think is so fundamental â while making sure we bolster the ability to translate that into development and economic success.' Good interview with Science Minister Patrick Vallance www.nature.com/articles/d41...
Former clinical scientist Patrick Vallance speaks to Nature about his priorities as the minister overseeing the nationâs research. Former clinical scientist Patrick Vallance speaks to Nature about his...
Am **sure** there are other sourcesâŚ
Am are there are other sources, but I found this: cepr.org/voxeu/column...
All v good points!
Agree. Something has broken the unspoken contract between institutions & their workers. We are definitely feeling it in the UK. I wondered if similar was noted after 1918 influenza pandemic or WW1/2 (I have no idea!)⌠do such events break the bonds that bind societies/organisations together?