During his time as a graffiti writer, Stefano Bloch was chased by the police, threatened by gangsters and witnessed savage violence. He tells Jack Grove about how he has incorporated such experiences...
Despite Brexit, Mauro Ferrari hopes for ‘reasonable construct’ that ‘allows scientists to do their job in the best possible way’
Study of module offered at US university suggests it substantially cut graduates’ emissions compared with those of average citizen
Data from latest EUA report on state of public investment in universities suggest squeeze on institutions remains despite signs of recovery from austerity
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media
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International students nearly twice as likely as domestic applicants to apply to campuses in the city
UK academics love the ERC, but selective participation in Horizon Europe is unlikely to be on the table, says John Womersley
Goal is to help subscription-free pioneers survive as their idea gains wide adoption
Analysis of National Student Survey results also reveals black students’ doubts about lecturers’ attempts to make subject matter interesting
But Home Office’s planned salary threshold of £25,600 brings UUK call to avoid ‘unintended negative consequences’
Legal scholar to return to UK to succeed Michael Arthur in January 2021
Paper confirms that academics with permanent posts are on average more satisfied with their job than those on temporary contracts
Researchers support funder’s random allocation of research grants by a two-to-one margin, study says
Sinn Féin and Fianna Fáil both pledged changes to tuition fees, maintenance grants and university funding ahead of election