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Policy and funding

UK’s access to European funding under threat from ‘third-country’ status

04 Jul 2018

The European Commission is proposing to spend €100bn on science over seven years from 2021, but will the UK see any of the cash now it is quitting the EU? Michael Banks and Michael Allen report

European Union research boss Carlos Moedas says Horizon Europe will aim to strengthen the EU’s “global scientific leadership”
Setting the agenda: European Union research boss Carlos Moedas says Horizon Europe will aim to strengthen the EU’s “global scientific leadership”. (Courtesy: CC BY 2.0 Jennifer Jacquemart)
The European Commission (EC) has called for €100bn to be spent on Horizon Europe – the region’

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