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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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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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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HBOS and London Met: case studies in poor governance
Universities must ensure that governing bodies are fit to do their part to prevent crises, Michael?Shattock says
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Research intelligence - One hundred years of gratitude for the MRC
A century on, MRC has captured the public’s heart and the state’s wallet. Elizabeth Gibney reports
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MRC: 100 years of gratitude
Great medical record captures public heart and state wallet
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Raising the bars
Mobile phone ownership across the continent is rocketing, but can it expand higher education’s reach and quality? Chris Parr investigates
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Africa’s mobile phone e-learning transformation
Mobile phone ownership across the continent is rocketing, but can it expand higher education’s reach and quality?
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The Quest for Prosperity: How Developing Economies Can Take Off
Howard Davies on an industrial strategy that could help the Third World catch up with the West
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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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Appointments - 27 June 2013
University for the Creative ArtsWill AlsopThe man who designed the H?tel du Département des Bouches-du-Rh?ne (“Le Grand Bleu”) in Marseilles and the Stirling Prize-winning Peckham Library in South...
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Campus round-up
For good growth, add soap and waterChildren under the age of five who have access to clean water and soap are half a centimetre taller than those who lack such basics, a study shows. The Cochrane...
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Campus round-up - 15 August 2013
Source: GettyFor good growth, add soap and waterChildren under the age of five who have access to clean water and soap are half a centimetre taller than those who lack such basics, a study shows. The...
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Letters
UK still suffers trips of the tonguesYour editorial “A timely look under the bonnet” (22?August) is right to draw attention to the issue of language degrees, but one of the figures was inaccurate. As...
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Globally renowned
The World Reputation Rankings measure an increasingly vital element in the social-network age, says Phil Baty