Watchdogs of the European System. Wilsdon, J. Science, 348(6238):947, May, 2015. doi abstract bibtex Henry Kissinger, as U.S Secretary of State, is famously said to have asked: '' If I want to call Europe, who do I call?'' Until recently, the scientific community thought it had an answer to this question: the chief scientific adviser (CSA) to the president of the European Commission (EC). Two weeks ago, that changed. [Excerpt] President Juncker insisted that he was still committed to scientific advice and asked Carlos Moedas, the Commissioner for Research, Science and Innovation, to lead a review of how it could be better organized. Two weeks ago, the findings were unveiled. As expected, the CSA remains dead and buried and will be replaced by a seven-strong '' high-level group'' of experts, who will be appointed before the end of the year. These experts, described by a senior official as '' watchdogs of the system,''* will be fully independent but supported by a team of around 25 staff from the EC's research directorate. Further resources of '' up to \texteuro 6 million'' will be offered to Europe's national academies to enable them to play a greater role in the provision of advice. Good working links will also be developed to the EC's in-house science service, the Joint Research Centre. [...]
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[Excerpt] President Juncker insisted that he was still committed to scientific advice and asked Carlos Moedas, the Commissioner for Research, Science and Innovation, to lead a review of how it could be better organized. Two weeks ago, the findings were unveiled. As expected, the CSA remains dead and buried and will be replaced by a seven-strong '' high-level group'' of experts, who will be appointed before the end of the year. These experts, described by a senior official as '' watchdogs of the system,''* will be fully independent but supported by a team of around 25 staff from the EC's research directorate. Further resources of '' up to \texteuro 6 million'' will be offered to Europe's national academies to enable them to play a greater role in the provision of advice. Good working links will also be developed to the EC's in-house science service, the Joint Research Centre. [...]},
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