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Policy and funding

Delay joining the €95bn Horizon Europe programme puts UK science in limbo

17 Aug 2022

With the UK still wrangling over joining the Horizon Europe programme, researchers are warning that the impasse is accelerating the brain drain, as Michael Allen finds out

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Worrying times UK organizations are still able to apply for funding from Horizon Europe but there are already signs that this process is starting to fall apart. (Courtesy: Shutterstock/vchal)
The UK government has outlined contingency plans if the UK fails to join the €95bn Horizon Europe

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Michael Allen is a science writer based in Bristol, UK
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