France: too much analysis leads to paralysis?

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Economic and political changes have encouraged the French government to develop new strategies in research. The strategies will involve the reformation of the research system in the universities and in the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique. The implementation of new strategies will enhance applied science research and society- and industry-oriented research. However, it will reduce the extent of basic research, leaving several scientists working in related fields without a job.

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France to strengthen regional centres..

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The government in France is planning a regional development project for higher research and education, named the 'University of the Third Millennium' (U3M). It aims to develop a national network of research centres of excellence linked to regional universities. The project will be part of a programme organized by the interministerial committee CIADT. The emphasis will be on research infrastructure such as new biotechnology centres and high speed computer networks.

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France re-focuses nuclear research body

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The Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) in France will not involve itself in any of the state-funded research and development projects. This is revealed in the four-year contract signed by the CEA with the French Government. The CEA has decided to concentrate only on long term-research projects in pure sciences.

Nuclear research

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