Frances Jones

New analysis shows research remains under threat in the US as efforts to defend the system have focused on addressing specific harms, not changing laws

Bot currently in development will ‘relieve strain of growing submission volumes’ while ‘upholding editorial standards’, companies say

Lecturer says it is ‘outrageous’ that he is under investigation for saying most institutional advertising is ‘pointless’

Science minister sets out plan to create ‘internationally significant clusters’ with new innovation fund as concerns mount over cuts at existing facilities

Former Bank of England chief economist and Burnham adviser says changes to ensure graduates are work-ready not happening at ‘right pace and scale’

Ian Chapman outlines plans to add more commercialisation and technology-focused roles to the agency to address ‘skills deficit’

As Trump directs the NSF to fund organisations tackling national priorities, scholars see echoes of the same approach in the UK and beyond

University exploring new revenue streams to continue important scientific research at site, as astronomers remain concerned about the future of facility

‘Pay-per-use’ model hailed as ‘game-changer’, giving AI agents access to primary literature

CRANE says it will look again at all applications from recent cybersecurity research funding call after backlash against non-human review

Unusual public rebuke from China comes amid questions about whether the country may take over the UK’s leadership role, relinquished earlier this year