Corporate influence project: main outputs

SGR has published one in-depth report on the issue of corporate influence on science and technology, as well as producing several other outputs. The main ones are listed here, together with some of the media coverage, while all material is indexed in the Who controls science and technology? section of this website.
 

Reports

Science and the Corporate Agenda: The detrimental effects of commercial influence on science and technology
Chris Langley and Stuart Parkinson; October 2009

Main presentations

The detrimental effects of corporate influence on science and technology
Stuart Parkinson, ‘Who owns science?’ panel, Cambridge Science Festival; 19 March 2010

Corporate influence on science and technology
Stuart Parkinson, Green Party Spring Conference, Brighton; 13 March 2004

Main articles

Stop selling out science to commerce
Stuart Parkinson and Chris Langley, New Scientist, no 2733, p26-27 (subscription only); 9 November 2009

Examples of media coverage

Peter Mandelson's assault on science
The Independent; 17 November 2009

Good idea: Think big, not business
New Statesman; 22 October 2009

Commercial focus 'is harming scientific research'
The Guardian; 12 October 2009

Scientists compromised by commercial links
Times Higher Education; 12 October 2009