The Medical Research Council's review of the future of the National Institute of Medical Research: fourth report of session 2004-05. Vol. 1: Report.
House of Commons papers 2004-05 6-I
- Corporate Author:
- Great Britain Parliament House of Commons Science and Technology Committee
- Author:
- Gibson Ian chairman
- Publisher:
- TSO (The Stationery Office)
In April 2003, the Medical Research Council (MRC) announced plans to close its largest institute, the National Institute for Medical Research (NIMR) based in London, and relocate parts of it to Addenbrookes's hospital in Cambridge. The proposals aroused considerable controversy and opposition from NIMR staff, which led to the original proposal being withdrawn shortly afterwards and a new review being undertaken by a specially established MRC Task Force. The Committee's report examines concerns raised about the way that the MRC has handled the matter, including allegations about the conduct of its Chief Executive, Professor Colin Blakemore, and considers the way forward for future relations between the MRC and the NIMR.
| Extent | 66p. | ISBN | 9780215021823 |
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| Size | N/A | Price | £13.50 |
| Binding | Paperback | Published | 08 Feb 2005 |
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