Jisc Futures: the digital revolution and the future of science
Geoffrey Boulton writes the first in a series of articles from Jisc on research in the age of open science
Jisc Futures: what next for the UK’s international research collaborations?
Paul Feldman explains why the UK must be ready to embrace research collaborations on an increasingly international scale
The world is changing and we are in the midst of a digital revolution where technology is disrupting the whole nature of research.
Jisc Futures: data sharing is a key part of research – and not just for ‘parasites’
Steven Hill asks: does the UK have the best structures in place to fund data-driven research?
Jisc Futures: our ‘painfully slow’ progress towards the goal of open science
Tony Hey charts the progress of the US and UK Open Science movement
Jisc Futures: research in the age of open science
The UK leads the drive towards a more open way of sharing science, says Jo Johnson
Jisc Futures: does business struggle with the concept of open access?
Does business struggle with the concept of open access? When it comes to openness, biggest hurdle is human factor, says David Doherty
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Jisc Futures: what will research look like in 2035?
What will research look like in 2035? Joanna Dally and Frances Downey imagine the research culture of the future
Sector leaders debate: how can universities weather the storm?
A PA Consulting and Times Higher Education roundtable discusses the challenges of job market and political instability
New world of work: are universities preparing students for future careers?
Christina Slade asks: how can higher education prepare students for jobs that do not even exist yet?