Science Policies for the Next Scottish Parliament
07 Apr 2003
This report sets out SBS thoughts on the state of Scotland’s scientific past and present, and list those policies we believe are necessary if Scotland’s scientific future is to be strong and productive over the next four years, during which the next Scottish Parliament and Scottish Executive will govern Scotland.
Science Policies for the Next Scottish Parliament
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