While we all welcome the additional funding announced for science and engineering when other Government departments are seeing cuts, CaSE have published an interim analysis of Government spending on science since the 2010 Spending Review showing the extent of the real terms cuts. The analysis updates a 2011 report showing the previous cuts to research funding.
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