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ViewAfter the chaos

As Europe hails Biden’s victory, we must not lose sight of the stakes

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Back page gossip from the 12 November issue of Research Europe

ViewSynergy or cacophony?

Creating European research and education areas requires a transparent and inclusive dialogue, says Thomas Jørgensen

ViewStates make poor entrepreneurs

Government efforts to steer innovation waste money and distort markets, say Christian Sandström and colleagues

ViewToo little, too late?

Like many EU nations, Italy is struggling to hang on to young talent

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Back page gossip from the 29 October issue of Research Europe.

ViewThe time to start planning for the next pandemic is now

R&D funding for infectious diseases needs to become less reactive, says Paul Barnsley

ViewUniversities can lead debate on the European Education Area

EU’s emerging vision for higher education is welcome, and should spark discussion, says Jan Palmowski

ViewHome-working risks losing the personal touch

The shift to online working weakens bonds of trust in research networks, writes Robert Dingwall

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Back page gossip from the 15 October issue of Research Europe

ViewEvery year again

Protracted budget talks risk delay to Horizon Europe

ViewVirtual meetings need G&T as well as Q&A

Europe’s association for research managers is working hard to preserve community spirit, says Esther Philips

ViewResearch managers need friends in high places

Anne Katrin Werenskiold and Meike Dlaboha describe how they raised their profession’s political profile

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Back page gossip from the 1 October issue of Research Europe

ViewCitizen’s bane

More needs to be done to engage a critical public in science policy

ViewEurope’s research policy faces a stormy autumn

The EU’s agenda for R&D is packed with thorny problems, says Kurt Deketelaere

ViewReform of research careers is overdue

Employment conditions must recognise what makes working in academia different, says Rik Van de Walle

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Back page gossip from the 17 September issue of Research Europe

ViewHow much for this?

The hidden costs of coronavirus could cripple academia for years

ViewEU budget shows hard politics beats good arguments

To avoid future funding disasters, researchers must lobby harder at home, says Daniel Spichtinger

ViewUnited front

The pandemic will shape 2020—but so will a host of other stories

ViewA changed landscape

Covid-19 is driving openness at every stage of research, say David Price and Paul Ayris

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Back page gossip from the 30 July issue of Research Europe

ViewHow to unstick Brexit talks on Horizon Europe

Plan from the research community points the way forward, say Beth Thompson and Vivienne Stern

ViewBuild research integrity across borders

A Europe-wide approach to misconduct could take many forms, say Sandra Bendiscioli and Michele Garfinkel

ViewAt the heart of it all

Universities must prioritise students for the sake of the future

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Back page gossip from the 16 July issue of Research Europe

ViewEU research funding must not abandon the frontier

Investigator-led projects need support more than ever, say Mattias Björnmalm and Rik Van de Walle

ViewScience in a crisis: the new abnormal

Emergencies place researchers in unusual and risky positions, say Wouter Van Dooren and Mirko Noordegraaf

ViewSlovenia arrives at a dangerous crossroads

Government’s Orbán-style approach threatens an already weak research system, says Vito Turk