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Soldiers in the Laboratory
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| One area of military funded research: how people best interact with machines Photo: © www.lab-times.org |
Chris Langley, a former neuroscientist and Research Officer of Scientists for Global Responsibility (www.sgr.org.uk) talks about the funding of universty research by government ministries of defence and military companies.
Soldiers in the Laboratory
Lab Times, Apr 2009
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Electronic petition against US military base in the Czech Republic
Dear friends,
I would like to invite you as well as all members of INES EC, INES Council, member organisations, individual INES members and their friends to support our civic initiative and sign the electronic petition adressed to US and Czech Governments against the US military base on the Czech territory. The petition with explanatory text is available in 9 languages here.
Looking forward to seeing you at the earliest opportunity again
With my best regards
Jiri Matousek
An international appeal for action against global warming
Concerned Citizens against Climate Change (www.stopwarming.eu/?home) is circulating an appeal:
Global warming threatens the future of the earth. Act now, before it is too late, which we invite you to sign. We believe that the immediacy of this threat has been grossly underestimated in the international negotiations devoted to it until now. Our appeal is to be sent to the highest political authorities in Asia, the United States, the European Union and the United Nations, because we believe the key to halting the menace to the human future of excessive warming lies in swift and effective political action.
The following appeal was forwarded to us by INES member Prof. David Barkin from Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana-Xochimilco (UAM), Mexico.
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