ViewOxford researchers map Covid vaccine compensation schemes

Database will allow academics to compare compensation schemes for injury from vaccines in different countries

ViewUK has received 334 damage claims for Covid jab deaths

Data also details claims for harm by type of vaccine given as ONS stresses effectiveness

ViewNew Zealand Covid-19 vaccine works, alliance says

Vaccine alliance is seeking private support to progress beyond phase one trials

ViewUK pays out around £4m in Covid-19 vaccine damages

Over 30 claims have been successful, while ONS reports 52 deaths caused by Covid-19 vaccine

ViewHouse Republicans launch investigation into Covid origins

Non-governmental organisation included in investigation strongly rebuts Republicans’ assertions

ViewPrivacy watchdog raises concerns over Covid tracking data

Response from South Africa’s health department says sensitive data have been deleted and blames “miscommunication”

ViewDutch medical funder offers support for long Covid research

ZonMw launches grant to study long Covid, warning of lack of diagnostic tests and treatments

ViewStudent engagement with learning ‘back to pre-Covid levels’

But Advance HE survey shows decline in collaborative working

ViewUS National Institutes of Health sets out lessons from Covid-19

Lessons include need for investment in behavioural research and faster clinical trials

ViewCovid vaccine pioneer calls for improvements to European R&D

Özlem Türeci says change needed in R&D funding, biotech ecosystems and regulations for European leadership

ViewResearchers criticise EU steps on Covid and China as not advised

Disease agency says blanket testing of travellers, backed by bloc, is “unjustified”

ViewEU bank backs company developing novel Covid treatment

Investment bank announces €25 million loan for ExeVir to support research and clinical development

ViewGraduates show employment ‘resilience’ during Covid-19

Report finds graduate employment at normal levels, despite market slowdown during pandemic

ViewImperial researchers to repurpose Covid-19 trial to tackle flu

REMAP-CAP study launched during pandemic will now test multiple flu treatments

ViewStudy maps the impact of Covid on Dutch science

Collaboration boomed and funding was slicker, but quality dropped and junior researchers were left behind

ViewPath from the pandemic: Working past long Covid

Few studies explore how post-viral disease blocks staff from getting back to business

ViewUniversities look to learn curriculum lessons from Covid

But staff fear work overload, Jisc survey hears

ViewLong Covid research ‘hampered’ by bureaucracy, inquiry told

Red tape and unclear standards hold back Australia’s efforts to help sufferers, academics warn

ViewREF assessment ‘incredibly intensive’ during Covid-19

Arma 2022: REF 2021 panel advisors lift lid on pandemic stresses

ViewScientists’ fear of intimidation rose after Covid-19

Researchers in the Netherlands need guidance on coping with public engagement, report shows

ViewEU seeks evidence on benefits of Covid-19 recovery cash

Commission building “pertinent reference point” for assessment of billions channelled to R&D and other projects

ViewCovid ‘boosted research presence, but not understanding’

Survey of thousands of researchers reveals widespread online abuse of scientists

ViewVallance wins rarely awarded chemistry medal for Covid work

Chief scientist gets Society of Chemical Industry honour, awarded only 16 times in 78 years

ViewUniversities face legal action over Covid tuition

Thousands of students seek payouts over disrupted learning during lockdown and strikes

ViewAustralia ill prepared for long-term Covid care

Inquiry hears of data shortage and lack of research into ongoing effects of virus

ViewScottish Covid-19 inquiry gets new chair

Neil Brailsford to investigate issues such as pandemic planning, vaccination strategy and testing

ViewCovid legacy

Playbook discovers how the pandemic affected students and revisits Liz Truss’s thoughts about universities

ViewDanish academy demands urgent post-Covid survey

Important lessons on science communication could be lost without in-depth study, white paper suggests

ViewEU ministers back Dutch plan for Covid recovery funds

Financing worth €4.7 billion will support economic growth and climate adaptation

ViewUK’s Covid inquiry holds first preliminary hearing

Meanwhile, the chair of the Scottish Covid inquiry steps down, citing personal reasons