§ Mr. Donald Stewartasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science if he will list (a) the institutes, (b) the associations and (c) the research bodies within 385W universities which during 1985–86 are being funded, or part funded, by the Natural Environment Research Council; and if he will specify their location.
§ Mr. WaldenThis information is as follows:
Institutions
i. British Geological Survey:
- Keyworth, Nottingham, Edinburgh (2), London (2) Aberystwyth, Exeter, Belfast, Wallingford, Langholm, Bideford, Lerwick
ii. Institute of Oceanographic Sciences:
- Bidston Observatory Birkenhead, Godalming
iii. Institute for Marine Environmental Research:
- Plymouth
iv. Institute of Marine Biochemistry:
- Aberdeen
v. Institute of Hydrology:
- Wallingford
vi. Institute of Terrestrial Ecology:
- Cambridge, Wareham, Grange-over-Sands, Huntingdon, Banchory, Penicuik, Edinburgh, Bangor (N. Wales)
vii. Institute of Virology:
- Oxford
viii. British Antarctic Survey:
- Cambridge
ix. Sea Mammal Research Unit:
- Cambridge
x. Research Vessel Services:
- Barry
xi. NERC Scientific Services:
- Bidston Observatory Birkenhead, Swindon
Associations
i. Freshwater Biological Association:
- Ambleside and Wareham
ii. Marine Biological Association:
- Plymouth
iii. Scottish Marine Biological Association:
- Oban
Research Bodies
i.Unit of Comparative Plant Ecology:
- University of Sheffield
ii. Rocky Shore Biological Surveillance:
- University of Newcastle Upon Tyne
iii. Research in the Bryophyte Field:
- University of Reading
iv. Water Resources System Research Unit:
- University of Newcastle Upon Tyne
v. Robert Hooke Institute:
- University of Oxford
vi. NERC Unit of Thematic Information Systems:
- University of Reading
vii. Social and Economic Responses to Climate Variability:
- The Technical Change Centre, London
viii. Research in the Bryophyte Field:
386W
- University of East Anglia
The list at C does not include university departments or council in the form groups of researchers which receive support from the of research grants. These are too numerous to list.