Science Education UK: Royal Society Vision project
The Royal Society has been running a policy exercise - Vision for Science and Mathematics Education - focused on the UK for the next 15-20 years. Consultation is ongoing.
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Science and collections: citations and specimens
An interesting post on Rod Page's iPhylo blog on possibilities for measuring collections impact through citation in publications. Refers also to correspondence in Nature from Kevin Winker and Jack Withrow and the methods used to construct a Google Scholar profile for the University of Alaska Bird collection.
Science Policy USA: Project Open Data
Following the US Open Data policy issued in May 2013, Project Open Data has been launched to promote open data practice and share experience for Federal bodies. Introduction on the White House blog.