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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. Two of Copus’ longstanding and successful activities, the Copus Grant Schemes and the Aventis Prizes for Science Books, will continue to be administered by the Royal Society. Natasha Martineau (previously the Copus Manager) will continue her involvement with Copus activities in a freelance capacity, by acting as the Consultant and Administrator for the Aventis Prizes for Science Books. |
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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