SRUK Online

CineScience I: “We are Time slaves”

There is no doubt this thought from Don Rodrigo, the character played by the actor Fernando Fernan Gomezint the Spanish movie El abuelo (The grandfather), manages to reflect the enormous concern that the human being has about the passage of Time, and the scary moment of facing the inevitable old age period. Arts have work, CineScience I: “We are Time slaves”

Concerns of the Spanish researchers living in the UK

El Diario

Experts in CRISPR technology meet in Edinburgh to discuss how gene editing can change our future

 “We are entering the “genome re-writing” era” Prof Bruce Whitelaw, from the Roslin Institute highlights the relevance of CRISPR technology in our daily lives. To celebrate the V Anniversary of the Society of Spanish Researchers in the UK (SRUK,) the Scottish Constituency with the support of the Ramon Areces Foundation, held a symposium on CRISPR Experts in CRISPR technology meet in Edinburgh to discuss how gene editing can change our future

Unseen by the eye! The study of the past through biomolecules

Archaeology often conjures up images of exciting discoveries at a site in an exotic country. Possibly the first picture that comes into our mind will be that of Egypt. However, the science includes the study of the past from different perspectives and through the use of a wide range of analytical techniques.  An archaeological excavation Unseen by the eye! The study of the past through biomolecules

CEEI Valencia interview

SRUK vicepresident, Dr. Estrella Luna Díez spoke about the uncertainty after the Brexit referendum. Currently, more than 5000 Spanish researchers are carrying out their research in the UK. According to CERU’s survey among its members, more than 60% of them believe that both their personal and professional lives will be affected. Many of these researchers CEEI Valencia interview

30% of Spanish researchers in the UK are changing their future plans due to Brexit consequences

CEEI Valencia, Comunica’t

Comunica’t interview

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]SRUK vicepresident, Dr. Estrella Luna Díez spoke about the uncertainty after the Brexit referendum. Currently, more than 5000 Spanish researchers are carrying out their research in the UK. According to CERU’s survey among its members, more than 60% of them believe that both their personal and professional lives will be affected. Many of these researchers Comunica’t interview

RNE interview

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Spanish citizens in the UK concerns have raised after Brexit

RNE

RTVE interview

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SRUK survey results about Brexit mentioned in Nature

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Results of SRUK survey about Brexit impact are reported in the prestigious journal Nature. The news highlighted that 43% of Spanish researchers will not take decisions until negotiations between United Kingdom and Europe come to an end; being the access to European funds and immigration policy among the researchers. Read more[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

SRUK survey shows Brexit impact in Spanish Researchers living in the UK

Nature

What does UK dream after Brexit?

RTVE.es

A Brexit that works for all

The UK’s research and innovation (R&I) sector, as with many others, strongly relies on migrants to thrive. This is supported by the fact that 28% of the academic workforce at universities is non-British, from which 16% of them (1), 20% in the case of the Russell Group (2), come from European Union (EU) countries. Around 129,000 A Brexit that works for all

The future of Spanish Researchers in the UK, conditioned by Brexit

The Society of Spanish Researchers in the United Kingdom (SRUK) has published a statement on their members’ views arising from the EU referendum result. The possible changes in the national immigration policy are the main concern of the researchers. If they were to leave the UK, Spanish researchers would relocate to other countries in the The future of Spanish Researchers in the UK, conditioned by Brexit

The impact of Brexit in the Spanish researchers in UK

El Independiente

30% Spanish researchers planning to leave the UK after Brexit

La Vanguardia, El Periodico, La Sexta, El Diario

30% of Spanish Scientists may leave the UK due to the Brexit – La Voz de Galicia

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Given the new situation of uncertainty generated after Brexit, many Spanish researchers, such asDr Jacobo Elies (University of Leeds) director of SRUK-Yorkshire constituency and Dr. Sara Alvira de Celis director of the SRUK-South West constituency, are thinking about the decision of leaving this country. According to the survey carried out by SRUK, 30% of its 30% of Spanish Scientists may leave the UK due to the Brexit – La Voz de Galicia

30% Spanish researchers planning to leave the UK after Brexit

La Voz de Galicia, El Heraldo, Canal Sur, El Día

But the memory remains

We are the memory of our past. The memory, our memories, shape our identity as individuals. But memory is so much more. Without it, we would not survive as species, without memory we would not be the species that we are. Because we remember we can learn, and in the wild that equals to survive. But the memory remains

30% of Spanish Scientists may leave the UK due to the Brexit

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]A survey done by SRUK reveals that 30% of the Spanish researchers in the UK are planning to leave the country due to the possible immigration changes after Brexit. María Jiménez, SRUK president, assures that SRUK will guarantee the recognition of Spanish and international scientists in the scientific progress of the UK. Read more[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

What will be of the Spanish scientists with the Brexit – La Sexta

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]30% of Spanish Scientists may abandon the UK A big number of Spanish scientists working in the UK are thinking about leaving the country due to the possible changes that may occur with Brexit. María Jiménez, president of SRUK, says that it is important that Spain tries to capture all the talent that is nowadays What will be of the Spanish scientists with the Brexit – La Sexta

What will be of the Spanish scientists with the Brexit – El Periódico

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Efects of Brexit in the future of Spanish scientists working in the UK. María Jiménez-Sánchez, SRUK president, spoke about the uncertainty generated among the community of Spanish researchers working in the UK. At the same time, she reiterated her commitment in stimulating the scientific collaborations between Spanish and the UK. Read more[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

What will be of the Spanish scientists with the Brexit – Canal Sur

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The survey conducted by SRUK shows that 30% of Spanish researchers might leave the country due to the uncertainty generated after Brexit. According to Emma Martinez, director of the Science policy committee of SRUK, although many members are still waiting for events to happen, others plan to migrate to other EU countries. Dr. María Jiménez What will be of the Spanish scientists with the Brexit – Canal Sur

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