Europe

荷兰皇家学院表示，额外的资助和时间无法“真正补偿”那些在封锁期间开始研究生涯的人

Science sector ‘needs ministerial leadership’, says MP who resigned barely 24 hours earlier

Scale of redundancies and resignations announced by Wolverhampton far surpasses figure previously expected

Principal says institution not able to ‘take new students onto programmes where staff refuse to deliver the promised education’

Departure of prime minister may allow for a rethink on Horizon Europe association, but sector could face months of damaging policy stasis, say experts

Boris Johnson appoints Cabinet to see out remainder of his premiership

Newly appointed education secretary follows science minister out the door

As undergraduate numbers soar and student needs become increasingly complex, questions are being asked about whether a support model that relies on the conscientiousness of individual academics is fit for purpose. Here, three scholars explain why, despite its faults, the pastoral role remains crucial

新的报告试图回应对远程学习的批评，并提出克服这些批评的方法

大规模研究发现，年轻女性导师更有可能培养出有成功学术发表的博士毕业生

Even before Covid led to so many job losses among casual and fixed-term academic staff, mass insecurity was increasingly being recognised as a blight on the sector. But is there any realistic prospect of permanent contracts all round? Ben Upton examines the cases of Germany and the Netherlands

Science minister hits out at lack of Treasury support for Plan B science scheme amid Westminster chaos