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News: 2005

• October

  • October 2005 - Dolly discrimination claim dismissed

    An employment tribunal has dismissed the claim that the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council…

• September

  • September 2005 - New website and initiatives from national 3Rs centre

    The National Centre for the Replacement, Refinement and Reduction of Animals in Research (NC3Rs) was…

• June

  • June 2005 - Perspectives - a poster session with difference

    Research Council funded scientists at the beginning of their career, are invited to propose a poster exploring…

  • June 2005 - Moving to four grant rounds per year

    The following was sent to the research community from BBSRC Director of Science and Technology…

• May

  • May 2005 - Science meets Politics - Royal Society MP Scientist Pairing Scheme

    The Royal Society is currently inviting applications from scientists to take part in the 2005 round of its successful…

  • May 2005 - Some recent science highlights

    Scientific achievements arising from BBSRC-funded research are reported regularly in BBSRC's…

  • May 2005 - Publication of Delivery Plan

    All Research Councils are publishing Delivery Plans as part of the 2004 Spending Review (SR2004)…

  • 16 May 2005 - Lord Sainsbury re-appoints Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council Chief Executive

    BBSRC is pleased to report that the Science and Innovation Minister, Lord Sainsbury, has announced…

• February

  • 25 February 2005 - Animal Welfare

    BBSRC Council has recommended support for a major programme of research and training on animal…

• January

  • 19 January 2005 - New science strategy and restructuring announced at IAH

    Management at the Institute for Animal Health (IAH) has today outlined to staff the IAH's new Science Strategy…

  • 4 January 2005 - New Year Honours List 2005

    The following people from the Science and Technology List who have associations with BBSRC were successful…