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A small club of well-intentioned people, best known for its past warnings of global catastrophe, has now produced a more persuasive vision of apocalypse and its avoidance.
Everybody has a recipe for revitalizing British science. What follows is one that makes the production of skilled people the centrepiece of action for the next decade (and beyond).
The long-standing concern in Japan about the shortage of indigenous PhDs will be partly met by the graduate university about to graduate its first cohort of students.
