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  1. Public interest defence

    The seriousness of the threatened takeover of the Institute of Education, University of London by University College London (“Love, honour, obey: will the IoE repent its UCL union at leisure”,...

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  2. Inaccessible research

    In the article “Open access may have little impact on time-poor firms” (News,  February), representatives of the publisher Elsevier suggest that achieving the UK government’s goal of full open access...

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  3. Real test starts after PhD

    The feature “Fit to supervise?” (20 February) suggests that poor supervision is to blame for “substandard doctoral theses”. But poor theses are produced by poor students. No degree of expert...

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  4. Duty to share data

    After carefully reviewing the issue of sharing personal data, Dame Fiona Caldicott concluded: “The duty to share information can be as important as the duty to protect patient confidentiality.” The...

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  5. Perverse values and investments in REF

    Claims about the cost burden imposed by “onerous” methodology for the research excellence framework (“The REF: how was it for you?”,  February) ignore the behavioural response of academics and...

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  6. Warwick WMG recruits new talent

    Applied research group bolsters its roster of expertise with with five new posts. Plus the latest higher education jobs and appointments

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  8. Grains of truth

    In the midst of a desert, Shahidha Bari finds a wellspring of scholarly inspiration

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    #Shahidha Bari

  13. 6 March 2014

    10 point guide to dodging publishing pitfalls - Veteran academic authors share their hard-won tips