EU referendum: UK science wakes up to new future

UK science must fight to make sure it is not an after-thought as Britain renegotiates its relationship with the EU, say research leaders.

Researchers reeling as UK votes to leave EU

Future of science uncertain after referendum result.

Game theory offers better way forward in Britain's EU drama

The way that the EU referendum campaigns – both for and against British membership of the bloc – have been handled has been redolent of game playing. As an academic who studies game theory, ...

Why Scientists Are So Worried about Brexit

Funding for British research and innovation is only one reason.

British Scientists Are Flipping Out About Brexit

Britain is saying goodbye to the European Union, a monumental decision that's triggering some serious alarm bells among the country's researchers. Here's why they have a right to be worried.Read ...

Brexit: we must make our European workers feel welcome, says NHS medical director

Britain's Quitting the EU, But Will It Be Forced Out of EU Space Programs?

The British vote to leave the European Union may occur gradually over two years but raises multiple immediate questions about the consequences for Europe's space programs and Britain's role ...

Dismay and uncertainty in scientific circles after UK votes to leave EU

Brexit vote prompts fears over freedom of movement and funding

Brexit spells upheaval for EU and UK drug regulation

Britain's vote to leave the European Union spells regulatory uncertainty for drug companies, with the London-based European Medicines Agency (EMA), which approves treatments for all EU countries, ...

UK scientists face an uncertain future after Brexit vote

The UK's decision to leave the European Union has rattled the scientific community, amid fears that the so-called "Brexit" referendum could threaten funding for British research ...

Donald Trump praises Scotland for voting to leave the EU, but it didn't

Donald Trump praised the Scottish this morning for "[taking] their country back" in the UK's vote to leave the European Union. This is despite the fact that Scotland voted overwhelmingly ...

Google Searches Suggest Many in UK Don't Understand Brexit

You may have woken up to news that the UK voted to leave the EU which sent the global economy plunging and led to the resignation of the prime minister. But there's more! Google Trends suggests ...

Brexit vote: What the UK potentially leaving the EU means for tech - CNET

This could be a historic moment for the UK. CNET looks at how the tech world is -- and isn't -- responding.

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Brexit a 'no go' zone for UK tech employees

Featured | Written by: Peter Dinham | Published in: MarketUK tech employees are sounding a warning that if Britain votes to leave the European Union (EU) in the Brexit referendum it will have ...

If Britain leaves Europe, we could be leaving the space race too

Britain has achieved more in space exploration by being a member of the EU says Clare Moody, MEP. And that has economic benefits for allBritain, long dormant in the space race, has recently ...

Industry calls for stability and safeguards following Brexit vote

As the news of the UK’s vote to leave the European Union sinks in, organisations representing the engineering and manufacturing sectors have been calling for as much stability as possible ...

UEA: Brexit Remain Vote Probability Zero

Guest essay by Eric Worrall A tremendous political drama with broad ramifications for Global Climate Policy is unfolding in Britain, as referendum votes are tallied for whether Britain should ...

RAS statement on the outcome of the EU referendum

The referendum on 23 June on membership of the United Kingdom in the European Union resulted in a vote to leave. Although the RAS made no formal recommendation to its members, evidence from ...

UK medical sciences may have to 'scale back ambition' if we became isolated from the European Union, academic says

Professor Andrew Tobin from the University of Leicester discusses how remaining in the EU can help address some of the largest biomedical challenges - such as a rise in dementia and infectious ...