Could limiting foreign influence also limit overseas income?
Australian universities are nervous about how governments, students and their own academics will react to new legal curbs on ‘foreign influence’, says Dean Forbes

Australian universities are nervous about how governments, students and their own academics will react to new legal curbs on ‘foreign influence’, says Dean Forbes

Written articles may usually be the most appropriate scholarly medium, but why are the alternatives so undervalued, asks Paul Craddock

With the cost of UK participation in EU research no longer hidden post-Brexit, a robust case for Horizon Europe membership must be made, says Graeme Reid

Junior scholars need all the experiences they can get, but their digital know-how can also boost the impact of academic events, says Alice Kelly

There are reasons to be optimistic that we can start to know something about whether life exists elsewhere. But, says Charles Cockell, a more remarkable finding might be that we are exceptional

Peter J. Smith wishes the UK would adopt a US approach to making the Bard more accessible

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Melanesian cannibals and ‘uncivilised’ natives were feared and fascinating, says Lincoln Allison
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Book of the Week: Emma Rees on the key role of feelings in spurring individuals to political action
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National improvement programmes have clear losers as well as winners, THE summit hears

Institutions should publish the names of lecturers found guilty of sexual misconduct, says head of National Universities Commission

There has been a surge of applications for Dutch universities, while students are also trying to ‘catch the last train’ before Brexit