Ireland defends research from cuts

“In a world in which research budgets are plunging in step with other public spending, the Republic of Ireland is a rare exception. Even as the government prepares for an austerity budget that will try to plug a €50-billion (US$70.4-billion) hole in its coffers, researchers are expected to be spared savage cuts …” (more)

[Natasha Gilbert, Nature, 19 October]

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