China debate ‘chills collaboration’ with Australia
Public discussion bears little resemblance to the productive relationship hidden ‘beneath the water line’
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É«ºÐÖ±²¥ general election 2019 survey: take part now
Share your views on parties and issues as UK goes to the polls
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A new chapter has started for the #WeAreInternational campaign
UKCISA has taken over the successful campaign and its chief executive outlines plans to widen its reach beyond higher educationÂ
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Doubt over replicability of Elsevier’s first US open access deal
Publishing giant strikes deal with Carnegie Mellon, but California dispute remains unresolved
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V-c: diversify support staff to close minority ‘awarding’ gap
Leicester’s first BAME leader says students won’t feel they belong unless all staff reflect their backgrounds
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Female scholars ‘less successful’ at negotiating job offers
Women are less effective at bargaining monetary benefits but have more success when they feel supported by professors, says study
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Of war zones and frontiers in science
Like the explorers who set out across the unsettled United States, scientists need a similar pioneering and resilient spirit, says Daniel Bojar
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Glasgow professor quits UK over Brexit ‘uncertainties’
Italian medic Fabio Quondamatteo says EU referendum result is behind ‘difficult and painful’ decision to leave for Ireland
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Overseas alumni ‘a missed opportunity’ for Australia
Poorly designed outreach schemes, privacy restrictions and standoffish companies combining to waste resource
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Survey says overseas students doubt returns of Australia study
Research also finds that branch campus graduates earn more than their peers who studied in the West
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Agents of Disorder: Inside China’s Cultural Revolution, by Andrew G. Walder
Jonathan Mirsky is fascinated by a book that calls into question some of the unexamined received wisdom about China under Mao
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Sailing School: Navigating Science and Skill, 1550–1800, by Margaret E. Schotte
Sarah Kinkel is very impressed by a detailed account of how navigators learned their skills
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Books editor’s blog: elemental journeys and hellish christenings
Matthew Reisz is intrigued by a gentle stroll through the byways of the periodic table
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Duke of York steps down as Huddersfield chancellor
Students had called for royal to quit over friendship with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein
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Hunted: Predation and Pentecostalism in Guatemala, by Kevin O’Neill
David Lehmann assesses a journalistic account of clerical abuse in Central America