Key Papers of the 2010 Nobel Laureates
Key Papers of the 2010 Nobel LaureatesData provided by Thomson Reuters from its Web of Science DatabasePaperCitationsAuthor(s), journal Physiology or Medicine Robert G. Edwards “for the...
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Blogconfidential: Worth the paper it's written on
Each week, Dr Margot Feelbetter poses a dilemma and offers advice for readers to respond to online. This week: Worth the paper it's written on
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Appointments
University of FloridaRobert HromasA scholar who delights in the "detective work" of medicine has been appointed to chair the University of Florida's department of medicine. Robert Hromas is currently...
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King: Browne no whitewash
Panel member stresses review's independence and necessary focus on cost. John Morgan writes
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Changed utterly: cuts expected to transform the teaching landscape
Lecturers fear growing 'consumer' demands but hope for more student zeal, writes Rebecca Attwood
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Browne 'complacent' on postgrad support, says NUS
Survey points to taught postgraduate students' worries over the cost of courses. Paul Jump reports
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Mersey beats trend with Liverpool hiring spree
With the academy facing a £2.9 billion funding cut and many in the sector threatened with redundancy, the University of Liverpool has launched a £20 million hiring spree, with plans to appoint 15 new...
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REF draws fire for musical chairs
Law subject associations irate at precipitate move by Hefce to fill subpanel post. Paul Jump writes
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News in brief
PensionsUSS enters consultation periodMembers of higher education's biggest pension scheme are being consulted on plans to limit their benefits. The consultation on changes to the Universities...
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Impact, but on our terms
As Kristin Luker's work shows, it is autonomous scholarship that makes social science 'relevant', argues Ellie Lee
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It's independence day for those who rise to the Browne challenge
James Tooley is excited by the prospect of greater competition in higher education but warns of the threat from creeping bureaucracy
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True hearts, open minds
Successful overseas ventures must stick to core values while adapting to local cultures and regulation, says Christine Ennew
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The Week in Higher Education
Unexceptional at school and idle at university - such were the modest beginnings of Stephen Hawking's academic life. In a rare public lecture reported on 20 October, the renowned physicist said that...
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Hefce chief: prepare for tough journey in uncharted territory
Sir Alan Langlands calls for future rethink on 'untested' funding plans. Rebecca Attwood writes
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The appliance of science lobbying
Community campaigning wins plaudits for helping research dodge CSR bullet. Paul Jump reports