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Willetts' critical position on final-salary pensions
David Willetts has applied extra pressure to the pension-reform process, saying that students should not be expected to "prop up" the academy's final-salary deals.The comments by Mr Willetts, the...
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Less red tape, more euros, research alliance tells EU
Framework for 2013-20 must double funding for pure science, say research elite. Paul Jump writes
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Popular opinion: THE calls and the world answers
Targeted global scholars respond in droves to Academic Reputation Survey. Phil Baty reports
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'Facebook causes cancer'? Here is your reward
A University of Oxford academic is setting up an award to recognise misrepresentations of research in the press.Dorothy Bishop, professor of developmental neuropsychology at Oxford, announced the...
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Value judgements and bottom lines
British Academy stands up for the humanities' socio-economic impact. Matthew Reisz writes
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News in Brief
Commons select committeesLabour MPs to take chairsTwo Labour MPs will be in charge of scrutinising UK policy on universities, research and higher education after being elected to head the House of...
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Daytime TV: A cut above
Gary Day is dazzled by Ozwald Boateng's style, but less so by England's performance on the pitch
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Shock transfer news!
Our Director of Curriculum Development, Janet Fluellen, has responded in kind to the news that Middlesex University's Centre for Research in Modern European Philosophy is set to be transferred to...
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Research intelligence - Science's man in the lobby
As an ex-parliamentary researcher, CaSE's new head knows his way around the corridors of power. Paul Jump writes
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What are you reading?
A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers
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Leader: Stop with the gloom and doom
Moaning about cuts won't win the sector friends or spare it pain. Its leaders must step up and make a positive case for its value
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From where I sit: Europe, the laboratory of ideas
Last month, my institution, IE University, held a one-day conference to debate some of the issues that will dominate the agenda of university managers and policymakers over the next decade. It was...
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John Newson, 1925-2010
A pioneering developmental psychologist who shed light on the inner world of young children, and how they interact with their mothers, has died.John Newson was born in London on 10 December 1925 and...
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Dreaming spires dominant: Oxford tops 'Table of tables' for third year
Cambridge edged out by ancient rival as Lancaster jumps into 10th place. Sarah Cunnane reports