The national research advice from the Prime Minister’s Science, Innovation and Technology Advisory Council that dropped last week, on April Fool’s Day, was no joke.It sent a clear message to the research sector that the Government wants to go big in advanced technologies, such as artificial intelligence, quantum, synthetic biology, and aerospace. It leans hard into a “Technology for Prosperity” priority. The investment plan comes at the expense of the three other pillars we are now grouping science on – Primar...
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