Interview with Thomas Maschmeyer
The entrepreneurial chemist talks about molecular tools, batteries in the walls and a three-slice secret to success

The entrepreneurial chemist talks about molecular tools, batteries in the walls and a three-slice secret to success

Physicist who transformed himself into leading higher education expert remembered

Strathclyde education lecturer calls for other academics to speak out

Many countries on continent have not repaired cuts made during financial crisis, despite economic growth

The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media

Royal Historical Society report warns dynamism of discipline risks being stifled by lack of diversity

John Raftery reflects on the measures he took to pull London Metropolitan University out of crisis

The relaxation of the research excellence framework’s submission rules could see research-intensive universities clustered on near-maximum scores, warms Dominic Dean

Seeking a greater share of imagined profits from commercialisation would undermine technology transfer, says David Secher

Justifications of suicide may risk promoting it, but censoring one side of an ancient argument would shortchange students, says David Baumeister

The withdrawal of funding for Ontario’s basic income pilot highlights the perils of working on politically funded research, says Evelyn Forget

Former HKUST leader will draw on his experience in the East and the West as head of Saudi Arabian private university

Find out which institutions are best in the world for social sciences, business and economics, education and law

THE data show that Russia’s research influence in social sciences is waning, while other nations are failing to progress