UK universities face up to Brexit after Tory election win
Science spending increase, research funding system revamp, targeting of ‘low-quality courses’ among other potential implications from result
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Academic affiliation should not be a requirement to publish
The strict rule discourages article submissions from a variety of authors, including displaced scholars, argues Paul Ostwald
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Team science prioritised in UK chemistry awards shake-up
Technicians and teachers will also receive more awards under learned society’s plan to ‘reflect how science is carried out today’
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Ten UK universities create reproducibility-focused senior roles
Initiative to tackle issues around openness and poor incentive culture in science gains vital ‘middle’ layer in fight to boost research quality
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The Conservatives should pursue bold HE plans with measured ambition
The new government should work side by side with the sector to make significant improvements to admissions and course quality, says Graeme Atherton
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Vicky Randall, 1945-2019
Tributes paid to a pioneering feminist scholar and mentor who brought greater focus on gender to the study of politics
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What are you reading? – 12 December 2019
Our fortnightly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers
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Fake News vs Media Studies, by Julian McDougall
Suzanne Franks is unconvinced by the latest attempt to fight back against the symptoms of our post-truth world
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Human Compatible: AI and the Problem of Control, by Stuart Russell
John Gilbey is impressed by a bold attempt to assess just where AI is likely to lead us
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Sir Banister Fletcher’s Global History of Architecture, edited by Murray Fraser
Book of the week: Barnabas Calder applauds a bold attempt to assemble all the world’s architecture under one roof
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Trump tells universities to halt campus criticism of Israel
Pro-Palestine group brands order a ‘dangerous, authoritarian attempt to silence student activism’
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A lot rides on their journeys
Chinese students’ economic contributions aren’t always matched by the support they get. More must be done to understand and integrate this group
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Mad Muse: The Mental Illness Memoir in a Writer’s Life and Work, by Jeffrey Berman
Matthew Broome considers what psychiatrists can learn from the sheer variety of memoirs about mental illness
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Filmed Thought: Cinema as Reflective Form, by Robert B. Pippin
Lucy Bolton enjoys a sharp new analysis of getting philosophical about the cinema
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Competition regulator challenges publishing giants’ union
Australian authority the latest to review planned merger of Cengage and McGraw-Hill