Turkey attempts to bridge the quality gap
Budget restrictions, a focus on teaching and a paucity of internationalisation all hold back Turkish research, says Hakan Ergin
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Scholars split on Indonesian president’s leadership intervention
President’s appointment of new Islamic university rector raises academic freedom concerns
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University advertising must be scrupulously accurate
Recent ASA rulings show that students are still potentially being misled, says John Bradley
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Lack of public confidence in AI readiness an ‘opportunity’ for HE
Gallup-Northeastern University report analyses views on AI revolution from survey of 10,000 members of public across US, UK and Canada
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Augar missed the chance to put English universities’ WP spending to better use
Means-tested fees discounts would remove the rationale for fruitless widening participation efforts, argues Norman Gowar
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UCU plans strike ballots over pay and pensions
Union sets out timetable for ballots over industrial action in relation to the pay and USS pension disputes
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David Willetts: new universities ‘converge on old models’
Former universities minister says institutions do not always succeed in maintaining founding diversity as he predicts ‘growth agenda’ will win in the UK
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Jim Al-Khalili: boost public engagement to beat pseudoscience
Physicist and broadcaster says academics must have freedom and support to communicate with society, to ‘avoid mistakes of past’
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Sir Mark Walport: end ‘fury’ over ‘top-down’ funding decisions
UK’s public research funding overseer argues debate over political control of public finances is a ‘false dichotomy’ and distracts from bigger societal issues
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Using commander’s intent in the science lab
Focusing on the “why” instead of the “how” of experiments can make you a more flexible and efficient scientist, says Daniel Bojar
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Want to get women to ask more questions at events? Talk about it
Study backs up earlier findings that women are less likely to ask questions at conferences, even when they are in majority – but that raising awareness of the issue can have a big impact
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Obama adviser warns universities of growing cybersecurity threat
‘Irresistible’ network technology raises threat level from crooks and spooks, says Jeff Bleich
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Australian medical researchers hail ‘biggest investment ever’
But multibillion-dollar cash injection risks further sidelining the humanities
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Brexit ‘promises bright future’ for Australia-UK university ties
Younger institutions offer greatest potential for dynamic collaborations, says high commissioner
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Workplace hostility pushes LGBT+ physical scientists towards exit
Survey finds that almost a fifth of LGBT+ researchers in the physical sciences have personally experienced harassment or other exclusionary behaviour