Minority PhDs ‘have higher aspirations in diverse departments’
Research finds that having just one scholar from an underrepresented group has a positive impact on academic?goals of doctoral students in the same department
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It’s time for ECP development programmes to think outside the box
Exceptional times require a more proactive and holistic approach to designing?programmes for early career professionals, says Stephane Shepherd
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Research intelligence: how to build lab team spirit at a distance
Team meetings arranged by algorithm and communal chocolate tasting sessions are being used to bond research teams, reports Jack Grove
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Research intelligence: key strategies for supporting PhD students
Three professors shortlisted for Times Higher Education’s Research Supervisor of the Year award discuss their approach to mentoring
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Charity budget cuts ‘risk lost generation of medical researchers’
Hidden crisis of pandemic may push early career researchers out of science, leaders warn
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Careers Clinic: what is the most common mistake on academic?CVs?
THE’s new Careers Clinic series brings together the great and the good of higher education to answer a burning careers question
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Interview with José Polo
Epigeneticist on searching for life’s secrets, distinguishing stem cell science from snake oil and pondering the perfect size for a university
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Leave the old tunes behind
The pandemic has hit university finances, and further challenges lie ahead. But the case for supporting higher education and research is overwhelming
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Universities ‘failing to support’ mental health first?aiders
Survey suggests most of those giving help to colleagues feel undervalued
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What to expect when building your lab as a new lecturer
New lecturer Saloni Krishnan gives practical tips, from recruiting research assistants on a budget to keeping research on track while juggling teaching responsibilities
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Science Fictions: Exposing Fraud, Bias, Negligence and Hype in Science, by Stuart Ritchie
David A. Sanders enjoys a clear and comprehensive, if flawed, study of where science is going wrong and how to put it right?
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Interview with Asifa Akhtar
The epigeneticist and new Max Planck vice-president?on a global childhood, the pleasures of buses running on time, and why young researchers are more stressed than ever
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Which vaccine will stop Covid-19 killing a generation of careers?
An oft-overlooked component of the research process is that simple little thing called leadership, says Matthew Flinders
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Pressure to publish forces Chinese to rethink childbearing
Women on fixed-term contracts twice as likely to have moved forward or delayed plans to start a family compared with permanently employed
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Fresh crop of Nobelists opens door to?plate-glass generation
The profiles of this year’s Nobelists suggest scientists from newer, innovative institutions may soon overshadow those from more historic universities