Aid cuts, Brexit and research culture feature in our most-read UK stories of the year
Less than half of UK engineering recruits have necessary skills, survey finds
Australia and New Zealand spent the year planning, reviewing, appointing ministers and fretting about borders
Institutions across the UK set up vaccination centres
This week: Horizon Europe calls, Spanish reforms, new Cost priorities and more
This week: acting NIH director welcomed, foreign talent ban removed and blockchain’s educational potential mooted
Richard Boffey makes four suggestions for how higher education can contribute to levelling up
A growing concern about research metrics is causing Italy’s researchers to question funding decisions
What could an unexpected increase in inflation mean for universities?
France announces 17 winners of “translational medical research” call to improve takeup of results
Kate Bingham warns cancellation of vaccine contract could affect UK’s capability to tackle pandemics
Poonawalla family gift to establish facility housing University of Oxford’s major vaccine development programmes
From technopopulism, to Hawking, to words to live by, James Wilsdon picks his favourite titles
Repairing relationships disrupted by the pandemic must be a priority for 2022, says Fariba Soetan
This week: diversity push, Horizon Europe, clinical trials and more
Research Fortnight looks back over a deep-filled 12 months
Big policy questions for research remain for 2022
Back page gossip from the 15 December issue of Research Fortnight
How to counteract a hostile environment for visiting international students
Moderna facility aims to produce 100 million vaccine doses a year from 2024
Chief scientific adviser wants to encourage scientists into policy as well as technical roles
Survey of education agents suggests mobile students will want face-to-face tuition
Proposal could “distract attention” from more important policies to curb Covid-19 harms, European academies say
This week: a digital teaching trend, animal experiment extension, and support for researchers in danger
It’s a good time to resurface a book written by some well-known names
NUS and Unipol data show growing proportion of student living loans spent on rent
Former chair of Office for Students to lead the Russell Group university from January 2022
Pandemic and “technical challenges” blamed for delay to construction of neutron source research facility
This week: a French knight, hand-sanitiser production in Stockholm, and digital teaching in Norway
Ministers are thought to be considering significant changes to student loan access