Be ready to push for science-only EU deal, UK universities told
Westminster is providing ‘no reassurance’ it will keep negotiating in the event of a no-deal Brexit, peers told
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War: How Conflict Shaped Us, by Margaret MacMillan
A. W. Purdue is impressed by a dazzling analysis of the human capacity for violence and how it has moulded our lives
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Socio-emotional learning will help students cope with the pandemic
With many students still obliged to learn from their bedrooms, focusing on their well-being and social development is vital, says Benjamin Tak Yuen Chan
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Mark Griffiths: the professor who publishes a paper every two days
Gambling studies expert puts extraordinary output down to collaboration and hard work
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India overtakes Germany on research output
The South Asian country is now fourth in the world for science productivity but experts say quality issues remain
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London and South East to drive increased demand for HE to 2035
Hepi forecast on future student demand provides challenge for government’s ‘levelling up’ agendaÂ
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Marine biologists clash on limits of research reproducibility
‘Exact’ replication a pipe dream, combatants say, amid claims and counter claims about reef science
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Johnson ‘optimistic’ on UK’s EU recruitment prospects post-Brexit
Former universities minister hails higher education’s ‘strong brands’ in discussion marking new partnership between ApplyBoard and THE
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US counts $6.5 billion in ‘hidden’ foreign funding of academia
Universities reject Trump tally as hypocritical political stunt and call for clearer guidance
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Digital Transformation Forum: Pandemic propels online education into ‘next phase’
Digitising classes was the first part – the next challenge is to make materials engaging and personalised, experts say
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Citation gaming ‘increasingly sophisticated’
Report from Web of Science owners says that universities may need to do more to monitor research integrity
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Nobelist: keep faith, because Covid vaccine is just round corner
Virologist Michael Houghton explains why we should be ‘a bit more patient’ for a coronavirus vaccine and how a 2:2 degree did not deter his scientific ambitions
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Japan goes cautiously back to campus for autumn term
Students eager for campus life offer ‘no pushback’ to strict Covid measures being implemented by most universities, including keeping lunchtime conversation ‘to a minimum’