Tag Archives: Michele Dougherty

Cuts, Commitments, and Contradictions

Posted on 09/03/2026 by Jon Butterworth

After my previous post on the parliamentary committees last week, I think it is worth highlighing this blog post by Lucien Heurtier. Lucien is a postdoctoral research associate in theoretical physics at King’s College London. As well as having a … Continue reading →

Posted in Arts, Politics, Science Policy | Tagged Grahame Blair, Ian Chapman, Lucien Heurtier, Michele Dougherty, STFC, URKI, Wes Anderson | Comments Off

Select committees

Posted on 08/03/2026 by Jon Butterworth

Well, the fight to stop the decimation of particle, astro and nuclear physics continues. The House of Commons Science, Innovation and Technology select committee session I mentioned in the previous post happened. The above picture is one of the lighter … Continue reading →

Posted in Politics, Science Policy | Tagged Catherine Heymans, gravitational waves, Higgs, John Womersley, Liz Kendall, Lord Drayson, Mark Thomson, Michele Dougherty, nobel prize, Parliamentary Committee, Patrick Vallance, Politics, research, Simon Williams, STFC, UKRI, universities | 2 Comments

Tag Archives: Michele Dougherty

Cuts, Commitments, and Contradictions

Select committees

A science is any discipline in which the fool of this generation can go beyond the point reached by the genius of the last generation

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