Talking leadership 19: Alain Fuchs on managing a merger
The PSL president discusses bringing staff on board and not over-centralising services
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Gove: levelling up could mean new universities for UK regions
Cabinet minister聽says he would like to see new聽institutions in places like Doncaster, Wigan and Grimsby
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Funding reforms 鈥榓nother blow鈥 to engineering education
Canberra鈥檚 policy changes helped turn its big-ticket infrastructure schemes into pipe dreams, university-industry report argues
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English free speech bill stalls but ministers 鈥榬emain committed鈥
Clash of views on聽whether controversial legislation鈥檚 support is dwindling and whether it will be carried over to next session of Parliament
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US bets big on entrepreneurial science
With new divisions at NIH and NSF, federal government making long-promised structural changes to get universities and their scientists beyond their silos
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鈥楥hange fatigue鈥 dampens desire to scrap journal impact factors
Turbulence caused by pandemic may have reduced appetite for radical reform of research assessment and rewards, suggests study
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New Zealand professors in M膩ori science row quit Royal Society
After fighting off attempt to expel them, academics resign from learned academy over 鈥榰ntoward political focus鈥
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Russian universities must suffer tougher sanctions
Complicity of Russian universities in the savage assault on Ukraine must lead to severe punishments, write four Ukrainian academics
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Task force aims to cut data burden on English sector
Announcement comes amid growing criticism of extra regulatory load placed on universities by reforms聽
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This is what practical support for Ukrainian refugees actually looks like
The University of Gda艅sk is housing hundreds, and expects thousands. But couldn鈥檛 the burden be shared more widely, asks聽Agnieszka Piotrowska
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UK cuts most Russian research ties and funds Ukrainian refugees
Ministers halt funding to programmes with 鈥榮tate and institutional collaborators鈥 but 鈥榮mall number鈥 of partnerships remain under review
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Half of academics admit to 鈥榪uestionable鈥 research practices
Findings from Dutch confessional covering methods, supervision and publishing likely to be repeated in other countries, authors say
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A one-woman crusade has turned Romania鈥檚 tide of plagiarism
Emilia 艦ercan has exposed聽a vast array of senior public officials for plagiarising their theses, writes聽J煤lius Kravjar
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PhD graduates 鈥榣ook overqualified鈥 for university administration
Study finds that staff welcome better work-life balance but still face barriers
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Whatever dark turns our age takes, academic exchange must continue
The pandemic underlined the value of international university alliances for sharing problems聽鈥 and solutions,聽says David Eastwood