Redrawing the business plan for the darker days ahead
Harvard Business School's new head outlines his interdisciplinary approach. Hannah Fearn reports
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'Manipulation' nets virologist a 10-year journal ban
An internationally prominent Japanese virologist has received a 10-year ban from publishing in any American Society for Microbiology journal after being found guilty of manipulating data.Naoki Mori,...
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Grant winners
THE LEVERHULME TRUST• Award winner: Arwen Deuss• Institution: University of Cambridge• Value: £70,000Geography and seismology• Award winner: Daniel Lunt• Institution: University of Bristol• Value: £...
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Blogconfidential: Dangerous liaisons
Each week, Dr Margot Feelbetter poses a dilemma and offers advice for readers to respond to online. This week: Dangerous liaisons
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Appointments
University of ChicagoWilliam McDadeAn expert in sickle-cell haemoglobin has been appointed deputy provost for research and minority issues at the University of Chicago. William McDade, who is...
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Gut feelings in common
Credit: Paola Cognigni/Irene Miguel-AliagaScientists have devised a method of studying metabolism using the droppings of fruit flies. Researchers at the University of Cambridge, led by Irene Miguel-...
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Taught postgraduate degrees may soon be preserve of the rich
Government warned about a looming crisis in an economically vital area, writes Simon Baker
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Hefce at arm's length still fears government's controlling hand over budget
Concerns have been raised about the "level of control" being exerted by the government on the Higher Education Funding Council for England as an "arm's-length" public body.Newly published Hefce board...
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Grants: fewer, larger, for longer
Research councils plan to further concentrate funding on top institutions. Paul Jump reports
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Fees reform may leave dozens 'at higher risk'
The Higher Education Funding Council for England is planning for a "worst-case scenario" of almost two dozen universities and colleges being "at higher risk" by the end of the first year of the new...
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Share cash burden, Hunt (finally) reports
Students should help pay for funding injection; scholars must work harder. Hannah Fearn reports
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Nature's open-access offering may sound death knell for subs model
Scientific Reports and success of PLoS ONE spell trouble for specialist journals. Paul Jump reports
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Stationery orders: printers out and paper cut
The pen may be mightier than the sword, but that is not much use if it is kept under lock and key by university managers seeking to save cash by restricting stationery use.To the frustration of many...
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Fighting the feelbad factor: amid gloom, talk of resilience
The trials of the liberal arts preoccupied the MLA conference. Matthew Reisz writes from Los Angeles
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Bonhomie and gossip, then disturbing discussion about the state we're in
For Lennard Davis, the Modern Language Association convention is "an annual gathering of the clans, a chance to take the patient's pulse in the relevant disciplines".In fact, said the professor of...