Radical critical openness is the key to a flourishing research culture
Unbounded discussions develop the critical but playful thinking that allows people to safely challenge and be challenged, says Lee Cronin
Unbounded discussions develop the critical but playful thinking that allows people to safely challenge and be challenged, says Lee Cronin
In some countries, male researchers’ article output appears to have been more adversely affected, according to new study
Critics highlight historic plagiarism allegations and ‘flawed’ selection process
Union questions the benefits of cutting short the studies of hundreds of Russian students
Dramatic change in context could help union secure mandate for broader action but scale of challenge remains daunting
But rising inflation means that the pension scheme’s recently reported funding position is likely to be over-optimistic, says Bill Galvin
‘Wanking is not a research method; it is just wanking,’ says professor, as doctoral candidate chronicles how he ‘enjoyed’ provocative cartoon images of boys
Lifting of suspension follows agency decision to relinquish role in monitoring standards in England
As Science retracts a paper by a second James Cook alumnus, critics ask where they learned their craft
Change comes after consultants find leading biomedical research funder is ‘still an institutionally racist organisation’
Moves ‘appear to fit a broader pattern’ of Indian authorities using diverse means to restrict researchers’ freedom, says academic rights group
In order to take a deeper look at how universities approach the UN’s SDGs, we are refining and expanding our questions for the THE Impact Rankings 2023.
While many early career academics are preoccupied with job security, the factor that most correlates with job satisfaction is a helpful boss
Graham Virgo ‘very concerned’ by Liz Truss’ policy that would guarantee interviews for all straight-A* students
Rate will be 6.3 per cent from next month, after projections swapped for real data