Catapult targeting needs greater accuracy
‘Big community’ not reached by prestigious programme, study finds. Elizabeth Gibney writes
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Academics still lack awareness of catapult centres
‘Big community’ yet to be reached by prestigious programme, study finds
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Interview: USS chief keeps eyes on long-term prize
Bill Galvin optimistic about future despite massive deficit
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Social path through Pasteur’s quadrant
University research is an astonishing force for good in the world, argues Leszek Borysiewicz
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News in brief - 18 April 2013
European Access NetworkWorld-widening participation aidA global network of students, academics, politicians and business leaders has been launched with the aim of promoting access to university for...
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'Outside the ring-fence, beyond Haldane, the big bucks should stop with the state'
The government has a legitimate role in deciding where approximately £1.5 billion of capital funding outside the science ring-fence should be spent, David Willetts has insisted.Questioned on the...
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Picking winners? Osborne reveals graphene cash as Treasury muscles into science funding
George Osborne, the chancellor, has announced the allocation of £21.5 million for projects to unlock practical applications for the “miracle material” graphene.
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State lowers pay hurdle for overseas graduates
State lowers graduate pay hurdle as civil servant backs student migrants. David Matthews reports
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Overseas students can earn less to stick around
State lowers pay hurdle for overseas graduates as mandarin backs student migrants. David Matthews writes
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David Nutt on pharma brain drain
Without a shot in the arm for commercial drug development, our science base will suffer, argues David Nutt
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David Nutt warns there’s a bad trip in store for UK science if commercial drug development doesn’t receive a shot in the arm
If more is not done to support commercial drug development, the UK’s renowned science base will suffer, argues David Nutt
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Grant winners
Leverhulme TrustResearch Project GrantsSciencesAward winner: Karen PolizziInstitution: Imperial College LondonValue: £108,160How does yeast Golgi organisation contribute to protein glycosylation?...
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Grant winners - 20 June 2013
Leverhulme TrustResearch Project GrantsSciencesAward winner: Karen PolizziInstitution: Imperial College LondonValue: £108,160How does yeast Golgi organisation contribute to protein glycosylation?...
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Citations won’t boost bottom line
Publication not always relevant to business success, industry and sector figures argue
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‘Unijam’ strikes mass chord at University of South ߣߣƵ
New v-c aims to crowdsource strategy via online meet-up