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The profiles of this year’s Nobelists suggest scientists from newer, innovative institutions may soon overshadow those from more historic universities

The country’s deep belief in cooperation coexists with a quiet opportunism about recruitment and funding, say Tim Seidenschnur and Georg Krücken 

Today is World Mental Health Day, and Matthew Flinders argues that although changes in individual behaviour can help, systemic change is really needed to ease the mental health burden on academics

Physicist Brian Cox, author Bernardine Evaristo and former Ucas chief executive Mary Curnock Cook also recognised

Liverpool becomes latest UK university to halt in-person tuition due to Covid-19

Survey and report by Women’s ÌÇÐÄVlog Network urges universities to radically revise their attitudes to deadlines, career development and promotion

Significant rise in cases confirmed as universities move tuition online

Despite a favourable ruling from the EU’s top court, the Central European University, pushed out of Hungary, will remain in Vienna

Visors, masks and social distancing: staff who have returned to teaching on campus tell us what it’s like

Urgent action is needed to help doctoral candidates whose research has been halted by Covid-related travel bans, says Lorena Gazzotti

Jo Johnson tells MPs that new research funding agency could damage rest of system if allowed to be an ‘island’ in Cabinet Office

Announcement comes after Northumbria staff threatened industrial action over institution’s handling outbreak