The conundrums of academic co-authorship: cats, credit and croquet
Glen Wright on the lighter side of scholarly collaboration
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Feminism 101: dealing with a sexist set on disrupting the class
Contentious questions about sexuality and gender need to be discussed robustly but respectfully, academic argues
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Academic recognition for public policy work is slowly gathering pace
To tackle the challenge of implementing evidence-based policy, change is also needed in the university sector, says Gavin Costigan
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Europeans back funding vocational training over higher education
Fears over youth unemployment and excessive university expansion could be behind weak support as some countries mull shift
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As it happened: THE Innovation & Impact Summit 2017
All the news from the 2017 Times Higher Education Innovation & Impact Summit in Hong Kong
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10 ways to use social media to get your research noticed
Four experts offer their advice on getting the most out of social media as an academic
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Labour’s policy to scrap fees: memorable and popular (unless you’re the Daily Mail)
John Morgan looks at how Jeremy Corbyn's pledge has gone down with the public and the press
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Number of Indian students in Germany doubles
UK’s dramatic fall in recruitment from the subcontinent contrasts with success of European rival
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Cuba looks to strengthen research ties with Russia
Soviet-era links form a basis for extensive further initiatives
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EU lauds Horizon 2020 but warns underfunding ‘wastes resources’
European Commission interim evaluation highlights ‘oversubscription’ in funding bids
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Should scientific misconduct be a crime?
Conference hears conflicting views on how to stamp out fraud in research
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US research culture stuck in the past, says cancer expert
Greg Simon, former executive director of the White House Cancer Moonshot Task Force, claims universities are resistant to change
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Calls for open data adjudicator to combat ‘disinformation’
Stephan Lewandowsky warns that academics can ‘lose control’ of their data and see it used as ‘political propaganda’
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Newer universities lead on graduate start-ups
But the highest value UK spin-off companies mainly come from research-intensive universities, latest figures show