Censured academic decries Turkish repression
A political science professor convicted in Turkey of insulting the founder of the Turkish republic says his country will never be civilised unless it makes freedom of expression sacrosanct.Atilla...
A political science professor convicted in Turkey of insulting the founder of the Turkish republic says his country will never be civilised unless it makes freedom of expression sacrosanct.Atilla...
Russell Group institutions have neglected students, Manchester's Gilbert admits. Tony Tysome reports.
Academics at the University of Manchester are facing restrictions on access to their research funds.Until recently, staff have had control over their individual reserve accounts, which are worth...
University and College Union branches, including the two largest in the UK, are recommending that members reject proposals for the reform of national pay bargaining.The Open University's UCU branch...
Study was based on manipulation, say protesters. Zoe Corbyn reports.
Delay to planning permission for works at Senate House slows progress, writes Rebecca Attwood.
The research council for engineering and physical sciences has joined the list of councils to confirm a cut in research grants.The Engineering and Physical Science Research Council has warned that...
A deal to save solar terrestrial physics, the branch of science that studies "space weather", could be on the cards, according to one of Parliament's leading science campaigners.The Science and...

Tried and tested teaching methods are not always suitable for talented young students who feel they know it all. An early start in research may be the answer
Stressed colleagues need your listening ear when facing life and workload challenges, but avoid the sympathy trap
Data from Thomson Scientific’s Essential Science Indicators, 1 January 1997Â31 October 2007

Last Tuesday was a very special day for our university's "teaching only" staff. In the early morning, over 400 "only" dons climbed aboard the specially laid-on executive coaches and set off for what...
Our future fourth estate needs core skills taught in sciences and humanities, not media studies, argues Tim Luckhurst.
Tim Birkhead asks: When does being inspired by another's idea turn into theft?