FST JOURNAL

This issue of FST Journal reports on debates on the Nurse Review, business/university partnerships, closing the UK/US productivity gap and the future of the Arctic.

This issue of FST Journal has reports of debates on the Ebola outbreak, science and values, the Haldane principle, environmental research and renewable energy.

Debate reports published on the new science and innovation strategy, the Hauser Review of Catapults, innovation in Scotland and transport resilience in this issue of FST Journal.

Debate reports published on marine technology, bovine tuberculosis, agricultural and food productivity, antimicrobrial resistance, UK/China research partnerships and climate change are published in this issue of FST Journal.

Issue 21-3 Reports on debates on communicating the uncertainty of risk estimates, stimulating regional growth, contribution of the engineering learned societies, increasing digitial pariticipation, the economics of decarbonisation and prioritising research.

Volume 21 Number 2 of the journal contains reports of meetings on open access and open data, future cities, the Armitt review of infrastructure and the celebration of the centenary of the Medical Research Council.

Volume 21 Number 1 of the FST Journal includes an editorial by George Freeman MP on agri-tech, and reports of debates on scientific advice to government, industrial strategy, the contribution of mid-sized businesses to the economy and two lectures.

The FST Journal Volume 20 Number 10 reports on debates on energy supply options, social media, mental health and the NHS, the challenge of dementia and enterprise and innovation in Scotland.

This issue of FST Journal includes reports of debates on making science work with Sir Paul Nurse, Sir John Beddington on food security, and Andy Haldane from the Bank of England on failure of the bank system.

This issue of the Journal includes reports of debates on research and innovation funding, the strategy for research and innovation, career paths for women in STEM, monoclonal antibodies and Arctic development.