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ViewGrant-writing for the right people, ESRC’s £9m ageing scheme, open science in bids, Cern fellowships
Grant-writing for the right people, ESRC’s £9m ageing scheme, open science in bids, Cern fellowships
A roundup of this week’s Funding Insight articles
ViewLooking for work
Looking for work
A pay offer for lecturers and the difficulty of finding work experience in a pandemic
ViewSurvey: students less lonely now, but still more so than other adults
Survey: students less lonely now, but still more so than other adults
ONS data also show majority of students are already back at their term-time addresses
ViewWorld news roundup: 29 April to 6 May
World news roundup: 29 April to 6 May
This week: Sputnik vaccine, UN development goals research and COP26 science portal
ViewRoyal Society welcomes 63 fellows and foreign members
Royal Society welcomes 63 fellows and foreign members
Fellows include Nobel Prize winner Stanley Whittingham and evolutionary biologist Rebecca Kilner
ViewOpportunity profile: African innovators line up to scale up
Opportunity profile: African innovators line up to scale up
A competition from the UK’s Royal Academy of Engineering offers training, mentoring and cash prizes
ViewPoliticians praise ERC as it names 10,000th grantee
Politicians praise ERC as it names 10,000th grantee
Interim president Jean-Pierre Bourguignon says political endorsement “means a lot” to research community
ViewUniversity students working unpaid internships for longer
University students working unpaid internships for longer
More than half of students say they worked for free for more than a month
ViewPublic-private R&D ‘paramount’ to EU industrial strategy
Public-private R&D ‘paramount’ to EU industrial strategy
Industrial alliances in key areas will help EU avoid foreign dependencies, Commission says
ViewEurope funding at a glance: 23 April to 6 May
Europe funding at a glance: 23 April to 6 May
This week: sustainable food, soil science, Earth observation and French-Portuguese cooperation
ViewWHO aims for ‘transformation’ with launch of pandemic data hub
WHO aims for ‘transformation’ with launch of pandemic data hub
Governments’ willingness to share data will determine initiative’s success, say leaders
ViewAfrican research funding needs to balance excellence with equity
African research funding needs to balance excellence with equity
Funding biases entrench gap between those who have and have not, says Alphonsus Neba
ViewUS news roundup: 30 April to 6 May
US news roundup: 30 April to 6 May
This week: NSF expansion, space leadership and pandemic disparities
ViewItalian recovery plan falls short of expectations
Italian recovery plan falls short of expectations
Scientists urge spending increase after blue-sky research gets small share of €221.5 billion spending pot
ViewItaly news roundup: 23 April to 6 May
Italy news roundup: 23 April to 6 May
This week: simplification for early career academics, a data institute for Trieste and ranking success
ViewNatural selection
Natural selection
As dawn breaks on a day of elections across the UK, where do universities figure?
ViewUK labs for testing vaccine efficacy get £29.3m boost
UK labs for testing vaccine efficacy get £29.3m boost
New Porton Down facilities are aimed at fast-tracking development of vaccines against Covid variants
ViewHow to spot a civic university
How to spot a civic university
Institutions have a new way to understand their contribution to their places, says Julian Dobson
ViewDon’t rush in
Don’t rush in
Jo Grady spells out what needs to happen before campuses are at full capacity
ViewReaching out
Reaching out
The National Science Foundation looks to link up
ViewVidal aims for full campus return this year
Vidal aims for full campus return this year
Minister promises French students will have complete access to universities, but admits to backup plan
ViewReturn to lender
Return to lender
Thousands of graduates are still owed millions of pounds after overpaying their student loans
ViewWarning as UK aid R&D cuts hit international coronavirus projects
Warning as UK aid R&D cuts hit international coronavirus projects
Politicians call on UK government to maintain funding for international research projects fighting Covid-19
ViewPfizer’s UK manager to preside over British pharma trade body
Pfizer’s UK manager to preside over British pharma trade body
Ben Osborn announced as the new president of the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry
ViewR&D features in Belgian, Polish and Slovenian recovery plans
R&D features in Belgian, Polish and Slovenian recovery plans
Countries’ draft plans join others targeting part of their Covid-19 funding to research and innovation
ViewLifebuoys for London
Lifebuoys for London
Diana Beech suggests the capital’s universities can help keep London afloat whoever is elected mayor
ViewEnvironmentally friendly
Environmentally friendly
The Russell Group responds to government concerns about research careers—but is it enough?
ViewHealth research council moves to mandate immediate open access
Health research council moves to mandate immediate open access
Australian council releases discussion paper on immediate open-access publication of research it funds
ViewMāori approaches needed in NZ science policy, report says
Māori approaches needed in NZ science policy, report says
Five-point “agenda for change” calls for Māori chief scientific advisers and improved research funding guidelines
ViewDon’t rush in
Don’t rush in
Jo Grady spells out what needs to happen before campuses are at full capacity