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Articles by Brian Bloch
Disciplinary nuance and optimum word usage are likely to remain beyond chatbots trained on the imperfect existing corpus, says Brian Bloch
Too many academics who have lost their motivation mid-career abuse a system that is often unable or unwilling to confront them, says Brian Bloch
Despite a court’s endorsement of controversial virologist Alexander Kekulé’s suspension, suspicions linger that it is politically motivated, says Brian Bloch
The test aims to flag potential that school-leaving exams miss. But not all applicants to the hugely oversubscribed courses are cheering, says Brian Bloch
Overloaded slides, peculiar body language and speech that is too quick, slow, quiet or relentless are all easily fixed, says Brian Bloch
The summer marking marathon is among the most dreary of academic duties. Thank goodness students can appeal, says Brian Bloch
Limited fluency and cultural concerns could lead to a backlash against German institutions’ pitch to the international market, says Brian Bloch
Too much attention is paid to academic titles and too little to the substantial contribution they should indicate, says Brian Bloch
Editing is often assigned to doctoral students from very different fields – but substandard manuscripts may be accepted anyway, says Brian Bloch
The quality of scholarly editing is ‘extremely uneven’, says Brian Bloch
Brian Bloch considers the attacks against two Humboldt University scholars in the internet age
Campus leaders must apply academics’ theories in the boardroom, suggests Brian Bloch
Learning to read foreign literature and communicate in a practical sense can be mutually reinforcing, says Brian Bloch
