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National Institutes of Health
Deadline: 31/12/2049
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Stem cell initiative
Deadline: 28/06/2006
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Foreign Travel Grants
Deadline: 30/09/2006
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V-cs are trying to smash us, unions say
Furious lecturers' leaders rejected a 13 per cent pay offer this week and claimed that employers withdrew a two-year deal that could have been accepted because some vice-chancellors would rather...
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Victimised staff dial schools' helpline
A growing number of academics are turning to a 24-hour helpline for schoolteachers as they fall victim to a rising tide of workplace bullying and stress, writes Phil Baty. University and college...
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'It'll be harder for drug companies to say I don't know what I'm doing'
Valerie Beral, an expert in women's health, believes her Royal Society fellowship is an endorsement of her work. Valerie Beral, professor of epidemiology at Oxford University and one of the 44 new...
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Royal society fellows
Fellows for 2006: Roger Alder , Bristol University; David Barford, Institute of Cancer Research; Stephen Barnett , Strathclyde University; Allan Basbaum , University of California, San Francisco;...
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RAE in 2008 is saved from axe
A government working group will recommend a reprieve for the next research assessment exercise despite opposition from some vice-chancellors. Anna Fazackerley reports. The 2008 research assessment...
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Oxford to press on with reform
Oxford is to push ahead with historic reforms that will see external members make up the majority of its governing council for the first time, leaked documents to The Times Higher reveal. The long-...
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Colleges to keep grip on admissions
Oxford colleges are set to retain control of student admissions, defeating a proposal that would have seen applications to the university processed centrally instead, writes Claire Sanders. The...
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Top job may go back to Whitehall
The Government may prevent someone from the university sector taking over the post of director-general for higher education, vice-chancellors believe, writes Anna Fazackerley. Sir Alan Wilson, who...
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Next week
What will replace the dreaded rae after 2008? The Government unveils its plans PLUS Bernard Crick on justifications for political violence
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AUT and Natfhe are no more
Super-union arrives with power more evenly spread between officials following a 'turf war', reports Phil Baty. The new lecturers' super-union, the University and College Union, came into being this...
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Dispute dispatches
Leicester University academics say they will not call off industrial action until docked pay is reimbursed. Some exams in management have been stopped, and heads of department, instead of module...