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show or hide details for this item Scientific research category Discussion Topic 1 reply 16-September-2004 Sally-Anne Barnes
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Scientific research is not included in any of the LMI sectors. We tried to follow sectors which, for the most part, had a sector skills council. Although scientific research is included in the SEMTA remit there is no specific data available. Scientific occupations comes under ‘Professional...

Scientific research is not included in any of the LMI sectors. We tried to follow sectors which, for the most part, had a sector skills council. Although scientific research is included in the SEMTA remit there is no specific data available. Scientific occupations comes under ‘Professional Services – research and development’ in the Working Futures sectoral report (2004). We will certainly try to get some information on scientific research included if time and funding allow!

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Scientific Research category Discussion Topic 1 reply 09-November-2004 Deirdre Hughes
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Might it be helpful to share the thinking behind the initial observation re: an absence in data? This would enable others, like myself and the NLRG team to also feed in ideas.... just a thought.

Might it be helpful to share the thinking behind the initial observation re: an absence in data? This would enable others, like myself and the NLRG team to also feed in ideas.... just a thought.