Research intelligence

Calls to thin RCUK ranks point to coordinated benefits of slimline solutions. Paul Jump reports

UK Biobank offers treasure trove of genetic information to researchers. Paul Jump reports

'Shaping capability' resulted in few changes but doubts linger about its agenda, Paul Jump writes

Pan-European network allows access to national cutting-edge biology facilities. Paul Jump reports

N8 is the poster group for research collaboration and academic links with industry, writes Paul Jump

ERC leader Helga Nowotny talks to Paul Jump about concentration, competition and the future

Paul Jump on the Birmingham Fellows programme drawing 50 rising stars into the university's orbit

Chief executive tells Paul Jump how he plans to keep council afloat amid choppy financial waters

Researchers, industry and NHS must deliver results, Academy of Medical Sciences' head tells Paul Jump

UUK seeks exemption for research data as MPs and Lords debate Act's impact. David Matthews reports

As 2014 race begins, reports Paul Jump, maternity provision is the only big change from draft document

Study finds many scholars believe their best work has come after retirement. Matthew Reisz reports

UCL's vice-provost urges research-intensives to enlighten as well as inform. Paul Jump reports

Institute at vanguard of innovation strategy aims to link scholars and entrepreneurs. Simon Baker writes

Funding model for the world's research powerhouse may be irrevocably broken, Jon Marcus is told

Nobel row raises questions of who gets credit for research in an age of in 'hype'. Paul Jump writes

EPSRC heads see no contradiction in peer review policy, but critics remain puzzled. Paul Jump writes

The Open University's pro v-c for research on impact, doctorates and the digital space. Paul Jump reports

Transparency and support for all UK science are the aims of the STFC's new chief. Paul Jump reports

Dutch begin documenting top psychologist’s supermassive fraud

Ghost- and guest writing raise a host of concerns for medical scholarship. Paul Jump reports

Dale fellowships aim to empower new scholars to ask 'really difficult questions'. Paul Jump reports

Douglas Kell was a whizz at landing grants. Now he is the one handing them out. Paul Jump reports

Separating research wheat from chaff is a science in itself, editor of leading journal tells Paul Jump

Advocates say 'enriched content' represents the future of the scholarly article. Andy Wright reports

Nobel prize forecasts for 2011 utilise highly referenced 'citation laureates'. Paul Jump reports

How important are doctoral students to research - and vice versa? Jon Cartwright reports

Academics with a hankering to shine on radio now have their opportunity. Paul Jump reports