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“Significant attention has not yet been given” to AI impact, warns Committee on Research Integrity
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Free speech legislation paused, and David Behan to head the Office for Students
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A rundown of the 32 recommendations made in government-commissioned review of English regulator
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Government-commissioned report calls for bolder action from English regulator
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Tech entrepreneur and Aria chair Matt Clifford appointed to deliver programme to grow AI sector
Education secretary Bridget Phillipson ‘considering options’ including scrapping controversial legislation
A roundup of this week’s Funding Insight articles
DfE confirms appointment, publishes report on English regulator and considers scrapping free speech act
A report suggests how the government could prevent universities from going bust
Report on the implications of a university exiting the market finds shortcomings in current protections
Oxford-Cambridge Supercluster Board chair urges Starmer government to reset relationship with innovation
Council for At-Risk Academics and body representing young researchers team up to support academics
Blood Cancer UK returns to offering fellowships after a pandemic-induced break
UKRI and CSIRO sign agreement to collaborate on addressing global challenges
West London institution will become 18th member
Why you might be writing funding bids with the wrong readers in mind
Btecs get a reprieve, UUK plans a blueprint and EDSK bows out
Cancer Research UK urges government to reduce fees, as bill across four institutes “nears £700,000”
Government matches contribution from Amazon Web Services, aiming to benefit medical research
Education secretary announces review of level 3 qualifications
Report urges government to slash fees to £6,000 and redistribute resources to FE and apprenticeships
Education secretary moves to reassure sector on overseas recruitment
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Recruitment process well underway before election, but new science minister may have “names up sleeve”
In issue 659, Labour and the next UKRI chief executive, Chi Onwurah snubbed by Starmer,...
We return to a classic format to interpret the words of the education secretary
Ministers’ fresh approach welcome, but they cannot sidestep systemic problems for universities and research
Stopping universities going bust, shaking up research funding, Securonomics—how Labour could reshape the sector
Back page gossip from the 24 July issue of Research Fortnight
Australian Labor’s reset of higher education policy is ambitious but incremental, says Paul Harris