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ViewInside out

Back page gossip from the 11 February issue of Research Europe

ViewAfter the fact

Academia must help nip damaging populist arguments in the bud

ViewRevoke PhDs for misconduct

Pivotal scientific qualification should be guarded more carefully, says Dalmeet Singh Chawla

ViewScholarly publishing needs regulation

Creeping oligopoly threatens value, innovation and the flow of knowledge, says Jean-Claude Burgelman

ViewOut of control

Governments should trust researchers to maintain integrity

ViewInside out

Back page gossip from the 28 January issue of Research Europe

ViewA to-do list for research policy in 2021

This year’s themes should be openness, collaboration and early-career researchers, says Lidia Borrell-Damián

ViewResearch is a wallflower in the EU. It should be front and centre

Europe should change its mindset and narrative on what research can do, says Daniel Spichtinger

ViewInside out

Back page gossip from the 14 January issue of Research Europe

ViewDéjà vu

Academic anger is rising over the latest lockdowns

ViewViews of the pandemic

Special edition: Covid-19 comment from our Research Europe and Research Fortnight contributors

ViewA SKA is born

Sign-off on the astronomy megaproject is a moment for both celebration and realism, says John...

ViewScience and the city

Covid-19 might reroute global career networks, but cities will remain central, says Luca Verginer

ViewTech sovereignty means staying independent, not going it alone

Europe can’t innovate in isolation, but it can avoid one-sided relationships, says Jakob Edler

ViewFail by example

Nationalist rhetoric will hurt global efforts to roll out a Covid vaccine

ViewInside out

Back page gossip from the 10 December issue of Research Europe

ViewShrunken Horizon Europe should go back to basics

Programme looks top-heavy with strategic priorities and light on fundamental research, says Peter Fisch

ViewEU project coordinators need more support

Running a Framework programme grant requires a complex mix of skills, says James Cunningham

ViewThe Biden touch

President-elect may be pro science but he faces battles in the Senate, says Simon Marginson

ViewBecause it’s worth it

The EU must confront Hungary and Poland, even if it delays the budget

ViewInside out

Back page gossip from the 26 November issue of Research Europe

ViewWhat’s a paper worth?

There’s no perfect way to value publications—but we should still try, says Sandra Rousseau

ViewDigital age needs new ways to share living wealth

Now data can substitute for materials, international agreements on biodiversity need updating, says Charles Lawson

ViewAfter the chaos

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

ViewInside out

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

ViewInside Out

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

ViewToo little, too late?

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

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