Leader: Box ticked, but job not yet done
The UK's new research integrity concordat is an insufficient bulwark against the high risk of a future storm over misconduct
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Metamorphosis: Titian 2012
Raphael Lyne on the shape-shifting fascination to be found in the meeting of Greek myth, Roman and modern British verse and Titian¡¯s indelible hues
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Consciousness: Confessions of a Romantic Reductionist
Tristan Bekinschtein takes a trip with the Che Guevara of cognitive neuroscience
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Commons revolt
A community can run wisely and well without market values, Alan Ryan says
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12 July 2012
Make no bones - Is the UK running headlong towards a major research misconduct scandal?
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Utopias: A Brief History from Ancient Writings to Virtual Communities, by Howard P. Segal
Utopianism is in a bad way. Stalin¡¯s Soviet Union, Hitler¡¯s Germany and Pol Pot¡¯s Kampuchea are regularly disinterred as terrifying examples of humanity¡¯s attempts to actualise ideal societies, with...
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Research intelligence - The prodigal returns to open arms
Impact makes Australian comeback after successful UK tour. Paul Jump reports
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Record donation to support poorest Oxford undergraduates
The University of Oxford has received a record ?75 million donation that will be used to support disadvantaged undergraduates.
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No U-turn ahead on overseas students, says Green
The immigration minister has told a cross-party group of MPs that any reports suggesting that the government will remove international students from net migration figures are not true.
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Animal use in experiments continues to rise
The number of animals used in scientific research in the UK rose by 2 per cent last year, figures from the ÌÇÐÄVlog Office show.
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You only live twice: Bond girl's painful journey to time renewed
An academic psychologist has joined forces with a former Bond girl and her film director husband to create a television documentary about the after-effects of brain injury.
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Framework 7 goes out with an €8 billion bang
The European Union will tomorrow launch a call for bids for €8.1 billion (?6.4 billion) in research funding as part of the final year of its Framework 7 programme.
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Decline and fall: Ucas confirms big drop in applications
University applications by English students have dropped by 10 per cent, according to the latest figures from the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service.
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Inside Higher Ed: Google at the gates
By Steve Kolowich for Inside Higher Ed
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New powers of refusal announced for student visas
The government has announced plans to give border staff new powers to refuse international students a visa as part of a programme of targeted interviews for applicants.