I'll be doggoned
The popular belief that dog owners look like their pets may be correct, suggest the results of a study at Bath Spa University. Researchers from the psychology department asked people to match photos...
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Overseas briefing
AustraliaHigh-risk projects 'need support'A Nobel laureate in medicine has warned that scientific research in Australia is being hamstrung by a systemic failure to support high-risk projects and...
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Bonuses cause concern that students may get an easy ride
Critics fear that giving teachers cash based on class satisfaction will damage standards. Jon Marcus reports
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Answers to knotty problems
Millions are on offer for cross-subject complex-systems approaches to tackle urgent concerns. Neha Popat reports
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Grant winners
ARTS AND HUMANITIES RESEARCH COUNCILThe AHRC Research Grants (Standard) Schemes are intended to support well-defined research projects to enable individuals to collaborate with, and bring benefits to...
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Growing gains
As QMU head, Petra Wend hopes to build on changes already made to one of Scotland's smallest institutions
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Appointments
Peter Downes has been appointed acting principal and vice-chancellor of the University of Dundee. Professor Downes, vice-principal and head of the College of Life Sciences, will perform the role...
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Academic with disabilities was 'unfairly dismissed'
Tribunal found Liverpool John Moores guilty of victimising scholar, writes Melanie Newman
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UCU fights contractual research income targets
New clauses in academics' contracts at the Glasgow School of Art that set annual targets for research income have been criticised by the University and College Union.The clauses call on researchers...
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Student freeze halts merger
Ban on expansion sinks plan for music academy to join Thames Valley. Melanie Newman reports
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20 years ago
Newly incorporated polytechnics face the same problem as most British companies - an urgent need to train quality managers to lead the UK back to competitiveness. John Stoddart, principal of...
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News in brief
Times Higher EducationThumbs up from readersMore than 90 per cent of Times Higher Education readers are satisfied with the magazine, while 81 per cent say that it is personally "important" to them. A...
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'Disappointed' Scots want funding formula revised
Universities and union castigate Government for not rewarding quality research. Zoë Corbyn reports
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Original features
The main City Campus of Northumbria University is located in the heart of Newcastle. The new purpose-built £100 million extension at City Campus East (which is linked to the established site at City...
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Institutions attack claims that Saudi and Chinese donors direct policy
Cambridge, Edinburgh and Soas insist that report has its facts wrong. Melanie Newman writes