Science reunification in Germany: a crash program

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Reunification created an opportunity to replace the archaic and bankrupt East German science and education system with innovative concepts, but instead an immediate imposition of the Western system took place. A detailed interim report on the integration of German science is presented.

Management, Cover Story, Science and state, Science policy, German reunification question (1949-1990)

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Kohl replaces science minister

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Helmut Kohl dismissed German Science Minister Heinz Riesenhuber and appointed Matthias Wissmann, a politician with no scientific background. German researchers hope that Wissmann's political experience will win new support for basic science.

Officials and employees, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Riesenhuber, Heinz, Wissmann, Matthias, Germany. Ministry of Education and Science

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German science in a changing world

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The German scientific community must make efforts to reduce the decline of science student enrollment and curb public hostility toward high technology. Encouraging quality science can help Germany to solve national and world problems.

Editorial, Sciences education, Science education

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