Drug Dealer, MD: How Doctors Were Duped, Patients Got Hooked, And Why Itās So Hard to Stop, by Anna Lembke MD
AĀ study probes a silent global epidemic: addiction to prescription medication, says David Healy

AĀ study probes a silent global epidemic: addiction to prescription medication, says David Healy

Book of the Week: lackĀ of effective antitrust oversight leaves us at the mercy of digital platforms, says Julia Powles

Fixing problems in the academic job market by reducing the number of PhDs would homogenise the sector, argues Tom Cutterham

The Higher Education and Research Bill is a chance for institutions to show they do more than research and teaching, says Graham Virgo

The official weekly newsletter of the University of Poppleton.Ā Finem respice!

FromĀ respect and metrics to mistakes and biscuits, management scholar John Hendry offers advice

Virtual reality may be set to make an impact on learning, but can it reveal who will keep their resolutions?
Mark Readman thoughtfully provided an 11-point guide to help selfish academics ensure that they stand out at a conference (āHow to act like a superstar scholarā, Opinion, 15 December). But might I...
The findings reported in the article āEven top teachers ānot recognised or compensatedā, warns researchā (News, 22 December) ā that top teachers at research-intensive universities donāt see their...
The negative picture of Scottish higher education painted in the feature āCan Scotland carry on with its free-tuition policy?ā (15 December) is simply unrecognisable. Free tuition has been a...
Sometimes the solution to our problems is just staring us in the face. Helen Leesā article āThe media are the gatekeepers of impact, and they are doing a bad jobā (Opinion, 13 November) is a case in...
I read with interest your article āMale scientists āoutnumber women 3:1ā in school textbooksā (News, 8 December). This issue is also relevant to the study of the arts, an issue that my PhD has...

A round-up ofĀ academics awarded research council funding