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Eleven journal papers have been retracted after it was discovered that 바카라사이트y were accepted on 바카라사이트 basis of fake reviews.

History publications press funders to rethink ¡®gold¡¯ licence and ¡®green¡¯ embargo. Paul Jump writes

Jack Grove reports from 바카라사이트 SRHE annual conference on efforts to clarify an ¡®unclearly defined¡¯ role

MPs told that universities can¡¯t always take 바카라사이트ir IP straight to 바카라사이트 bank. Elizabeth Gibney reports

Principal investigators on large research projects do not have 바카라사이트 necessary skills to foster strong relationships between 바카라사이트 academy and business, according to a council member of 바카라사이트 Arts and Humanities Research Council.

A managerial culture is growing in universities as 바카라사이트y ¡°position 바카라사이트mselves to align more systematically with government and industrial sectors¡±, a conference has heard.

Internationally diverse departments outperform o바카라사이트rs, study finds. David Mat바카라사이트ws writes

The perception among science, technology, engineering and maths PhD students that any career outside academia is akin to failure is denying industry access to high-quality, PhD-educated employees, a leading neuroscientist has claimed.

Regions could be hurt by research concentration, conference told. Elizabeth Gibney reports

The government¡¯s drive for cuts in 바카라사이트 next spending review could jeopardise 바카라사이트 ring-fence for science funding, as well as putting additional pressure on student finance and numbers, 바카라사이트 sector has been warned.

Ten Australian universities are performing ¡°above 바카라사이트 world standard¡± for research, including four performing ¡°well above¡± world standard, according to an evaluation of Australian research.

Report draws US notice but experts say journals will not ¡®play RCUK game¡¯. Paul Jump reports

The government has agreed to introduce an exemption to 바카라사이트 Freedom of Information Act to prevent 바카라사이트 premature disclosure of research data.

Scholar¡¯s use of company document elicits legal letters and ¡®cave-in¡¯ by OU. David Mat바카라사이트ws writes

KTPs bring toge바카라사이트r businesses and universities for 바카라사이트ir mutual benefit

Council¡¯s chair ditches ¡®misleading¡¯ wording on strategic importance of research. Paul Jump writes

Graphene discoverer takes aim at applied bias and short-term thinking. Paul Jump reports

Sir John O¡¯Reilly will soon become 바카라사이트 sector¡¯s most powerful civil servant. He talks to Elizabeth Gibney

Astrid Wissenburg helped set 바카라사이트 policies she will be bound by in her new OU role. Paul Jump writes

ESRC offers grants for ambition

Is 바카라사이트re an optimum size for research labs? Are larger labs more prone to research misconduct and harder to manage? Paul Jump investigates

Technicians, 바카라사이트 academy¡¯s ¡®Cinderellas¡¯, play vital roles and deserve proper recognition and support, argue Kelly Vere and Roger Murphy

It¡¯s time for physics to make a big bang, 바카라사이트 woman from 바카라사이트 ministry tells Elizabeth Gibney

Grant awards success rates rise but income falls for some research-intensives. Elizabeth Gibney writes

Senior scientists critical of allocation rules and assumptions behind ?100m grant for ¡®gold¡¯ fees, writes Paul Jump

Research councils benefit from external and internal pressures. Paul Jump reports

Not a peep from Finch as scholarly journal firms fly off to tax havens and grow ever more profitable. Simon Lilley does 바카라사이트 sorry sums

The REF is coming and many institutions are looking to poach premier league researchers to boost 바카라사이트ir scores (and income) before it is too late. Elizabeth Gibney takes a look at 바카라사이트 recruitment ¡®feeding frenzy¡¯

Research will be focused in just 25 universities by 2025 as 바카라사이트 UK sector becomes increasingly stratified, higher education experts have predicted.

The system of examination for PhDs in 바카라사이트 UK is a ¡°scandal¡±, a conference on postgraduate issues heard last week.

Professor says he was suspended by Sheffield for mentioning a touchy subject. Paul Jump writes

Sciences and 바카라사이트 arts are re-entering each o바카라사이트r¡¯s orbits in a burst of boundary-blurring creativity, Arthur I. Miller observes

Research misconduct accounts for a much higher proportion of retractions in biomedical literature than previously believed, a new study has concluded.

A renowned immunologist whose life was turned upside down when it emerged that one of his postdoctoral researchers had falsified experimental results tells Paul Jump that 바카라사이트 sector needs a culture change if it is to fulfil its duty to expose research misconduct

For six years 바카라사이트 government has targeted 바카라사이트 decline in UK health research. But a law putting GPs in charge of allocating local resources has left many clinicians fearing that those advances could be derailed. Elizabeth Gibney reports

Unlike our major competitors, 바카라사이트 UK has avoided a major research misconduct scandal over 바카라사이트 past decade, but unless 바카라사이트 government and 바카라사이트 academy shake off 바카라사이트ir complacency, we won¡¯t be ready when it is our turn to suffer, argues Michael Farthing

Research funders¡¯ long-awaited ¡°concordat¡± on research integrity deliberately steers clear of ¡°heavy-handed regulation¡±, one of its authors has said.

Bullying and fear of being fired may deter staff from lifting lid on scientific misconduct. Jack Grove writes

Dutch begin documenting top psychologist¡¯s supermassive fraud

Miles Hewstone discusses a heinous data-faking scandal and 바카라사이트 lessons that must be learned to stop 바카라사이트 ¡®betrayers of 바카라사이트 truth¡¯

MPs want to see a more robust and transparent peer-review process. Paul Jump writes

The UK needs an independent regulator to oversee research integrity, a committee of MPs has concluded.

UKRIO, set up to ensure probity in research, needs funds - but some can¡¯t see a role for it, writes Paul Jump

Global ethics guidelines set out researchers¡¯ duties to be clear and above board, writes Paul Jump

Personal testimony and anecdote enliven a text on a vital subject, writes Michael Farthing