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Brexit – a summary for science

Brexit – a summary for science

January 31, 2020
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As the country gets set to leave the EU tonight, we take a very brief look back at our some of our coverage over 2019 delving into what this might mean for UK science

Brexit already damaging UK science, says Royal Society ...
17 Oct 2019 ... Figures released by the Royal Society indicate the damaging impact on UK science caused by the uncertainty surrounding Brexit.


Brexit: No-deal is a bad deal for UK science | Laboratory News
9 Aug 2019 ... In a video livestreamed from his desk at Downing Street on Thursday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced plans to relax immigration rules for scientists in preparation for exiting the EU at the end of October.


Brexit bomb
15 May 2019 ... In the shifting sands of Brexit, there are some things of which we can be sure. And one of them feels to me worryingly like the first real casualty ...



The good, the bad and the brexit | Laboratory News
16 Sep 2019 ... The new Government has been in place for only a few weeks now and in that time, we’ve already had a slew of new policy and spending proposals. Of particular interest to us was an announcement on immigration for science that made front-page news.  



Brexit causing pesticide regulatory fears | Laboratory News
23 May 2019 ... The UK’s withdrawal from the European Union includes the removal of a blanket ban on endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs), according to the UK Trade Policy Observatory, which would weaken regulation of harmful pesticides.



Immigration post-Brexit: A scientific viewpoint | Laboratory News
26 Feb 2019 ... We have used many column inches in Lab News to talk about immigration, but rather than focusing on current issues with immigration policy we have been looking at how a post-Brexit immigration system will affect the research and innovation community.

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