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View‘Crude’ earnings data is putting students off the arts
‘Crude’ earnings data is putting students off the arts
London Higher calls for better measure of course value to bolster creative study
ViewScottish universities pressure leaders for clarity on autumn rules
Scottish universities pressure leaders for clarity on autumn rules
Universities Scotland urges in-person teaching as poll shows spike in anxiety among students
ViewUK data science institute in new partnership with ONS
UK data science institute in new partnership with ONS
Tie-in includes projects aimed at producing nearly real-time economic statistics to track economic changes
ViewSo close, far away
So close, far away
Full unlocking in England is postponed until 19 July—what next for universities?
ViewEIT ‘very dominated by men at all levels’, says influential legislator
EIT ‘very dominated by men at all levels’, says influential legislator
EU’s thematic innovation networks need more gender and geographical balance, according to MEP
ViewG7 leaders criticised for ‘missed opportunities’
G7 leaders criticised for ‘missed opportunities’
Welcome Trust and Royal Society “disappointed” by specifics agreed to combat pandemic and biodiversity loss
ViewIreland news roundup: 4-14 June
Ireland news roundup: 4-14 June
This week: largest donation for Trinity, energy-efficient campuses and Midlands Midwest university goes ahead
ViewFollow the (social) science
Follow the (social) science
As we await news on lockdown relaxation, we hear about the importance of social science
ViewMake-or-break decade demands the best of social science
Make-or-break decade demands the best of social science
Research evidence must be at the heart of post-pandemic policymaking, says Will Hutton
ViewPrime minister reveals ‘personal interest’ in UK science funding
Prime minister reveals ‘personal interest’ in UK science funding
Boris Johnson tells MPs he is “passionate about cementing UK’s status as science superpower”
ViewEU ‘working very hard’ so health authority can impact pandemic
EU ‘working very hard’ so health authority can impact pandemic
Slovenian presidency hopes planned new authority will have R&D capacities
ViewHigh-tech companies want stronger ties with France
High-tech companies want stronger ties with France
Dutch innovators see opportunities in cross-border economic recovery efforts after Covid-19
ViewNetherlands news roundup: 5-11 June
Netherlands news roundup: 5-11 June
This week: brain drain findings, microplastics and replacing animal testing in chemical evaluations
ViewPaying the price
Paying the price
Money is announced for technical education, and data releases highlight higher education’s benefits and costs
ViewUniversity income from external partners rises despite pandemic
University income from external partners rises despite pandemic
Hesa data show overall growth but coronavirus pressures hit some aspects of business-related income
ViewHancock ‘bitterly regrets’ not overruling scientific advice
Hancock ‘bitterly regrets’ not overruling scientific advice
Sage “got it wrong” select committee hears, as it questions health secretary on Covid-19 advice
ViewWorld news roundup: 4-10 June
World news roundup: 4-10 June
This week: Canadian high-risk funding, Japanese vaccination plans and more
ViewUS news roundup: 4-10 June
US news roundup: 4-10 June
This week: ‘gain of function’ research, student loan repayments and Czech ties
ViewWorld did not learn its lesson from HIV, say experts
World did not learn its lesson from HIV, say experts
“Tragic situation” is recurring with Covid-19 despite treatments and vaccines
ViewOpportunity profile: UKRI breaks the ice in Canada
Opportunity profile: UKRI breaks the ice in Canada
Joint UK-Canada call offers rare opportunity to work with Inuit communities hit by climate change
ViewSouth Africa funded vaccine trial to include HIV-positive people
South Africa funded vaccine trial to include HIV-positive people
Science minister says such studies respond to “particular need” in the country
ViewGenetic modification: A new dawn for GM?
Genetic modification: A new dawn for GM?
Genetic innovation could be unleashed by an overhaul of EU laws—or kept constrained
ViewCareers reform push ‘lacks teeth’, says university group
Careers reform push ‘lacks teeth’, says university group
Association calls for EU to impose change rather than leave it up to member states
ViewInorms 2021: Advancing research integrity
Inorms 2021: Advancing research integrity
Researchers at this year’s Inorms conference in Hiroshima were asked to reflect on good practice
ViewInside out
Inside out
Back page gossip from the 10 June issue of Research Europe
ViewResearchers defend plans for NHS database for GP records
Researchers defend plans for NHS database for GP records
Open letter comes amid concerns about lack of engagement with patients over now-delayed changes
ViewCount the cost
Count the cost
A Hepi report models possible tweaks to England’s student loan system
ViewCommission budget proposal sees bumper year for R&D in 2022
Commission budget proposal sees bumper year for R&D in 2022
Draft budget allocates €12.2 billion for Horizon Europe—more than is planned for 2023
ViewNew Zealand news roundup: 3-9 June
New Zealand news roundup: 3-9 June
This week: a clinical trials initiative and a second term for the chief science adviser
ViewBoard games
Board games
UKRI welcomes the preferred choice for chair and the OfS publishes its annual accounts