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Read more on Europe’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
Reform of research careers is overdue
Employment conditions must recognise what makes working in academia different, says Rik Van de Walle
ViewOpen access in the plague year
Open access in the plague year
Coronavirus shows why open publishing is vital, but could make it unaffordable, says Martin Eve
ViewHow much for this?
How much for this?
The hidden costs of coronavirus could cripple academia for years
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Inside out
Back page gossip from the 17 September issue of Research Europe
ViewEU budget shows hard politics beats good arguments
EU budget shows hard politics beats good arguments
To avoid future funding disasters, researchers must lobby harder at home, says Daniel Spichtinger
ViewA changed landscape
A changed landscape
Covid-19 is driving openness at every stage of research, say David Price and Paul Ayris
ViewUnited front
United front
The pandemic will shape 2020—but so will a host of other stories
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Inside out
Back page gossip from the 30 July issue of Research Europe
ViewHow to unstick Brexit talks on Horizon Europe
How 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
Build 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
At the heart of it all
Universities must prioritise students for the sake of the future
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Inside out
Back page gossip from the 16 July issue of Research Europe
ViewEU research funding must not abandon the frontier
EU 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
Science 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
Slovenia arrives at a dangerous crossroads
Government’s Orbán-style approach threatens an already weak research system, says Vito Turk
ViewKicking back against a kick in the teeth
Kicking back against a kick in the teeth
Response to shocking journal article shows who’s leading on diversity in science, says Bethan Cornell
ViewA dose of reality
A dose of reality
Can Europe’s higher education politics return to the ‘old normal’?
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Inside out
Back page gossip from the 2 July issue of Research Europe
ViewItaly wakes up to science
Italy wakes up to science
Pandemic should prompt discussion of what research can and can’t do, says Francesco Sylos Labini
ViewA fairer future
A fairer future
The research sector must reshape itself for a post-pandemic future
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Inside out
Back page gossip from the 18 June issue of Research Europe
ViewThe only one in the room
The only one in the room
Saskia Walcott talks about race, research management and everyday microaggressions
ViewChina resets its research evaluation policies
China resets its research evaluation policies
Lin Zhang and Gunnar Sivertsen ask whether reforms can balance global excellence with local impact
ViewChange with the times
Change with the times
ERC’s push for multidisciplinary panels sets an example for EU
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Inside out
Back page gossip from the 4 June issue of Research Europe
View‘Exposure to politics is making science worse’
‘Exposure to politics is making science worse’
Funding, public trust and interdisciplinarity feature in our third collection of reflections on Covid-19
View‘We are not as much in control as we thought’
‘We are not as much in control as we thought’
Trust, openness and digitisation feature in our second collection of reflections on the Covid-19 pandemic
View‘We are supposed to be sort-of-used to the new normal’
‘We are supposed to be sort-of-used to the new normal’
Europe’s research community reflects on the pandemic’s impact and potential legacies
ViewInterconnected world needs ways to turn alarm bells into action
Interconnected world needs ways to turn alarm bells into action
Covid-19 has exposed the inadequacy of 20th-century global governance, say Maria Ivanova and Amy Luers
ViewInnovation council can be Horizon Europe’s breakout hit
Innovation council can be Horizon Europe’s breakout hit
Boosting competitiveness is the next great challenge for European R&D, says Jerzy Langer
ViewThe new normal
The new normal
Universities must be allowed to decide how and when to open
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Inside out
Back page gossip from the 21 May issue of Research Europe
ViewUniversities initiative can thrive with the right support
Universities initiative can thrive with the right support
EU’s partnership programme is popular but challenging, say Thomas Jørgensen and Anna-Lena Claeys-Kulik
ViewGood, bad and ugly in the EU’s coronavirus response
Good, bad and ugly in the EU’s coronavirus response
Research has been mobilised swiftly, but budget wrangles risk damaging future funding, says Daniel Spichtinger
ViewA duty of care
A duty of care
Universities must improve support for parents in lockdown
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Inside out
Back page gossip from the 7 May issue of Research Europe