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Policy experts welcome continuity in roles of Dsit ministers
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Swedish academia asks for clearer rules on using health data
Current guidelines are deemed too complicated, leaving researchers reluctant to undertake studies
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Australia’s Economic Accelerator offers A$180m in first full round
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Researchers criticise Labour for snubbing Chi Onwurah
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Global research centre could be ‘economic boost for UK’
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Influential MEP returns to research committee
Christian Ehler says there are “a lot of important tasks to do”
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University regulator still worried about wage underpayment
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Experts outline ‘landmarks’ for Africa’s DNA research
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Universities ‘face risks’ without responsible research assessment
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Bill aims to hold US government to deadline on student aid
Department of Education would have to ensure Fafsa scheme opens for applications on 1 October
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‘Surge’ in digital health publications identified
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EU opens accession talks with Ukraine and Moldova
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