International students in Australia: less diverse, more converged
Cash flows increasingly from south and east Asia to south-eastern cities
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University-industry IP rivalry ‘thwarting AI innovation’
Business?and academia accuse each other of ‘more aggressive’ assertion of intellectual property rights
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Keep pressing the case for research as a public good
Publicly funded research brings social and economic benefits for all. It’s critical that the global academic community continues to champion this work, says Ian Jacobs
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Science experts seen as ‘just another lobby group’
Researchers must ‘put on the gloves’ and bring the fight to their critics, says Arizona State professor
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Campuses told to offset carbon emissions from student mobility
Study estimates that carbon footprint of global student mobility is comparable to annual emissions of Tunisia
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Food Routes: Growing Bananas in Iceland and Other Tales from the Logistics of Eating, by Robyn Metcalfe
Book of the week: Martin Cohen finds much of interest in a work describing how produce gets to our plates
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‘National interest’ funding tests ‘bad for science’
Conference hears that nationalist politics could hamper efforts to tackle pandemics
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National rivalries slowing scientific progress, professor warns
Research for the public good being subverted by geopolitical ‘zero-sum competition’, says former LSE professor
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Neighbour’s long shadow casts Hong Kong in sharp relief
While China’s intensification puts regional rivals in the shade, it casts a spotlight on progress in the special administrative region
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International higher education’s borders are impassable to the poor
The difficulties even of obtaining a scholarship to study in the West amount to systemic exclusion, says Rudrani Dasgupta
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International students and cheating: how worried should we be?
Some evidence shows international students are more likely to use essay mills, but academics say this?reflects?wider problems in global higher education
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The THE-Microsoft survey on AI
What are university leaders and chief technology officers doing to meet future challenges?
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‘Sea change’ raises tide of Australian university fundraising
Institutions’ philanthropy heads lift their sights as campaigns exceed expectations
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Nobel laureate: my legacy is mentorship, not?research
Sir Fraser Stoddart says the most rewarding element of his work has been supervising research students, who supported him personally after his wife’s death
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Frank Reynolds, 1930-2019
Tributes paid to Chicago authority on Buddhism