Canada¡¯s Liberal government swept to power eight years ago promising to undo the damage inflicted by the previous Harper regime. However, after a big early funding spike for basic research, there is...
The research director of Harvard¡¯s Shorenstein Centre on Media, Politics and Public Policy talks about growing up in an environment of aggressive scepticism, and then battling an academic culture...
Brussels, 01 Apr 2004 MEPs have responded positively to the Commission's report on a 'European Environment and Health Strategy', although 'In scientific terms, the EU is still making too much...
Universities will need to grasp the nettle of open learning if they are to survive. Tim Greenhalgh reports. Corporation campuses, the global academies, learning cultures, mutual profit were some of...
The Technology Foresight Programme is only a stage in a debate which must widen on how science's role in society can best be developed, says George Poste Government desires to develop science and...
Brussels, 03 Sep 2003 As evidence came to light of endocrinal changes in mammals and increased testicular cancer and lower male sperm counts, policy-makers knew action was needed. The EU's new...
Tory former universities minister urges shift of responsibility to?DSIT and binning of ¡®Thatcherite rhetoric¡¯ against industrial strategy
Institution says it stands by decision to offer staff wage rises in order to end marking boycott despite being ejected from national body
Brussels, 11 January 2002 The European Parliament will debate a Commission communication on the need to develop a more coherent European space strategy on 16 January. The European Council called upon...
THE?analysis shines a light on institutions that have thought outside the box on research collaboration and funding
When Covid closed borders, universities¡¯ over-reliance on international student fees looked like disaster.?Are they any less exposed today?
With national talks?aimed at ending the marking boycott at a standstill, some universities?are looking to take matters into their own hands
Geopolitical tensions between two superpowers force institutions to rethink collaborations forged in friendlier times
Universities consulted on increasing limit from current level of 20 per cent in face of demographic decline
Covid-era terror of a decimation in international income has proved unfounded, but investment yields continue to fluctuate wildly. Ahead of the publication of Australia¡¯s landmark new Universities...