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Welsh Language Scheme consultation
21 February 2012
Research Councils UK have prepared a draft Welsh Language Scheme in accordance with the Welsh Language Act 1993. The public consultation commences on 21 February and will end on 1 May.
Cynllun Iaith Gymraeg
21 February 2012
Mae Cynghorau Ymchwil y DU wedi paratoi Cynllun Iaith Gymraeg drafft yn unol â Deddf yr Iaith Gymraeg 1993. Bydd yr ymgynghoriad yn dechrau ar 21 Chewefror a daw i ben ar 1 Mai.
Professor Tony Coxon
09 February 2012
Professor Tony Coxon, founding director of the British Household Panel Study, passed away on 7 January.
New Year Honours 2012
04 January 2012
A number of prominent social scientists and ESRC award recipients have been honoured in the New Year Honours list.
Sir Roger Jowell
03 January 2012
Professor Sir Roger Jowell, co-director of the British Election Studies programme and co-founder of the European Social Survey, passed away on 25 December aged 69.
Season's greetings from ESRC
15 December 2011
Season's greetings and Christmas holiday closing times.
First data wave from Understanding Society
23 November 2011
As the Understanding Society survey’s first 'full wave' of information has been deposited with the UK Data Archive, interviews from the world's largest household panel survey are for the first time accessible for research analysis.
Celebrating the social sciences
07 November 2011
The flagship Festival event 'Celebrating the social sciences' showcased the impacts of social science research to an audience of over 100 senior academics and policymakers, and saw the launch of a new ESRC video and booklet celebrating the social sciences.
Demand management - listening to your views
25 October 2011
Following changes to our existing peer review practices and submission policies, we have conducted an extensive consultation with the social science community - receiving a very positive response.
Professor Paul Boyle elected President of Science Europe
21 October 2011
ESRC Chief Executive Paul Boyle has been elected as the first President of Science Europe, a newly formed organisation that brings together 50 research organisations from across Europe.
