Interview with Cristina Lo Celso
The Imperial College London stem cell biologist discusses her Italian roots, the search for a cancer cure and dealing with a crowded commute

The Imperial College London stem cell biologist discusses her Italian roots, the search for a cancer cure and dealing with a crowded commute
Early-career researchers can reinvigorate academe, but only if they are given support and job security, argues Paul Wicks Professors profess, lecturers lecture, students study and assistants assist....
We were pleased that both the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Teaching and Learning Laboratory and RELATE at MIT (Research in Learning, Assessing and Tutoring Effectively) were mentioned in...

Rogier Creemers advises early career academics to be ruthless and put themselves first to move up the ladder

The bullying and subsequent suicide of a talented Ivy League scientist exposes ugly truths about the cruelty and dysfunction at the heart of academic science
Anyone who has slogged through school and university to gain a PhD and get a job as a postdoctoral researcher has already demonstrated their dedication to academic life. But too many promising...

Jessica Johnson on the challenges of arranging maternity cover

Many UK doctoral students view professional development as a ‘distraction’ or a ‘waste of time’, says study

‘Shocking’ shift away from fundamental projects harms country's scientific reputation, says author of report

Association of Commonwealth Universities can play a central role in making the case for higher education, secretary general says
When Birmingham University research fellow Silvia Ramos began teaching three years ago, it took her up to four hours to prepare for an hour's tutorial. Now she is a course supervisor for a fourth-...

The UK wants membership of EU research programmes, but it is hard to see how this happening, says Simon Marginson

After this year’s laureates were announced, 50 winners share the secrets of their success
Warwick v-c tasked with stopping 'smart kids' turning their backs on science tells Zoe Corbyn he 'has form'

It is time to consider how we can stop senior academics bullying their way on to research papers, says Trisha Greenhalgh