Investigation into the dearth of female scientists
Quotas suggested as women’s success rate for Royal Society fellowships falls. Holly Else reports
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Building on trust
V-c outlines his plans now that London Met’s full visa licence has been restored. Jack Grove writes
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Hot or not? Hefce map reveals gaps in provision
Information is intended to start conversations on finding local solutions
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Leader - Should research be led by accident or by design?
Planning to win top laurels is a fool’s errand, so how should research be structured to best produce far-reaching results?
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Parking prices drive Bath Spa staff to distraction
Plans to charge staff to park at Bath Spa disputed by unions. Jack Grove reports
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Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind, by Yuval Noah Harari
Chris Knight on the history of humanity and the myths that shape our civilisations
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Master works
Anselm Kiefer’s world of extraordinary creativity is filled with fundamental truths: cataclysmic, transformational, stupendous, says Alex Danchev
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What ‘life’s teacher’ can teach users of big data
As big data is applied to global challenges such as climate change and inequality, historians are returning to long-term studies. Their skills are invaluable in detecting and debunking myths about...
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Big fish
As Nobel prize hopefuls dream of receiving a life-changing phone call ahead of next week’s official announcements, four science laureates reflect on what the honour has meant for them
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THE Scholarly Web - Acting up for diversity
Weekly transmissions from the blogosphere