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Archived news stories about the activities of Copus, or the Copus Grant Schemes. See Workshops: Previous events for details of previous events.
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Copus
Grant Schemes 2003/4: Mentoring services required 4 February 2004 |
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The Royal Society is inviting individuals to submit an application to provide mentoring services to projects awarded a Major Grant from the Copus Grant Schemes 2003/4. Read more... |
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Local
postal strikes: Update 3 November 2003, 16:30 |
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The Royal Mail have advised us that collections and deliveries in all areas of the UK affected by the local unofficial industrial action will resume shortly. The closing date for the Copus Grant Schemes 2003/4 remains as stated in the application materials: 6pm local time on Monday 10 November 2003, but with some special provisions due to the exceptional nature of this strike. Read more... |
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Local
postal strikes 31 October 2003, 15:45 |
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Central London and various other areas of the UK are suffering local, unofficial industrial action, which is delaying or preventing mail from being sent or delivered. This includes the Royal Society, where applications for the Copus Grant Schemes are processed. Read more... |
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Statement
on Copus by the British Association, the Royal Institution and the
Royal Society 9 December 2002 |
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Following publication of the report Science in Society, which was commissioned from the British Association for the Advancement of Science by the Office of Science and Technology, the three organisations that founded Copus (the British Association for the Advancement of Science, the Royal Institution of Great Britain and the Royal Society) have made the following announcement. Read more... |
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Statement
on Copus 31 October 2002 |
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The Office of Science and Technology has commissioned the BA (British Association for the Advancement of Science) to conduct a study looking at how Government should receive advice on science communication policy and activities from other organisations. Read more... |
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The Copus Grant Schemes are funded by the Office of Science and Technology and The Royal Society. © Copyright The
Royal Society, Registered Charity Number 207043 |
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