Opinion
Budget had positives, but public and private investment risk being eroded, says Joe Marshall
Complexities of individuals and institutions demand a systematic approach, say Emma Todd and Fabiana Lorencatto
Minister’s attack has backfired, but the attitudes that drove it remain widespread, says Parveen Yaqoob
As research fragments, collaboration does not necessarily follow political allegiance, say Hyejin Kim and colleagues
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Julián Costas-Fernández, Greta Morando and Angus Holford explore how overseas students affect domestic classmates
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Michelle Donelan’s unfounded accusations will do lasting damage
Rose Stephenson seeks crumbs for higher education from the budget table
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Institutions may regret placating anti-immigration politicians, say Stefan Kuhlmann and Barend van der Meulen
Back page gossip from the 7 March issue of Research Europe
ERC’s changed motto may be a canny pitch to cautious politicians
Martin McQuillan looks at what might and what won’t feature in today’s budget
Tim Bradshaw suggests targeted ways for the upcoming budget to boost higher education and research
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The UK needs nimbler ways to approve public investment in R&D, says David Willetts
Crowdsourcing project will turn brainwaves into realistic proposals, say Julia Garayo Willemyns and David Lawrence
Coordination, anticipation and presentation are key to getting policymakers onside, says Danielle Hamm
Back page gossip from the 28 February issue of Research Fortnight
UK participation in the EU’s R&I programme is warming up
Glen O’Hara argues that arts and humanities subjects are victims of a chaotic system
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Science has restarted in retaken territory and international ties are stronger, says Svitlana Galata
Research organisations are stepping up efforts to end all forms of discrimination, says Lidia Borrell-Damian
Back page gossip from the 22 February issue of Research Europe
As the war continues, Ukraine’s researchers look to the future
David Maguire warns that, without action, one university failure could collapse the higher education system
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Government plans to cut research bureaucracy will boost funders’ existing efforts, says Simon Kerridge
High-profile ransomware attacks should prompt increased vigilance and intelligence sharing, says Henry Hughes
Back page gossip from the 14 February issue of Research Fortnight
The government’s war on research bureaucracy still leaves questions
Vincenzo Raimo suggests UK universities have become addicted to international student revenues
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Research security is moving up Brussels’s agenda. Universities must lead the debate, says Jan Palmowski
We know what top research institutions look like. They don’t come cheap, says Jürgen Janger