Holly is research reporter and covers early career researchers, postgraduates, the links between universities and businesses, and research policy in the devolved administrations. She also covers medical research and higher education in South America.
Holly has an MSc in science communication from Imperial College and a BSc in biomedical science from the University of Sheffield. She joined Times Higher Education in November 2013, and was previously a reporter on Professional Engineering magazine.
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Articles by Holly Else
A group of medical charities spent more on health research last year than two government funding bodies, according to a report
Recruitment is under way for Yachay University, a new campus that the country hopes will usher in a research and innovation culture
The art of making firm friends starts with making it easy for companies to say ‘yes’ to your approaches, say insiders. Plus the latest higher education appointments
A French academic has won the Nobel Prize for economics for his work on market power and regulation
Four PhD students from UK universities have made it to the final of a competition that challenges them to present their research in three minutes
Physical sciences students from southwest England travel almost five times further to study than those originally from London who read education, according to data highlighted by the Higher Education Funding Council for England
World Bank report says countries of sub-Saharan Africa need more and better postgraduate qualifications
The 2014 Nobel Prize for Chemistry has been shared by three scientists for their work on the development of nanoscale microscopy.
Plymouth University has appointed a new chair of governors after the previous post-holder stepped down amid ongoing controversy at the institution
The head of the University of Oxford has said he is “baffled” by the UK’s “hostile” student visa system, and called for a shift to evidence-based policymaking
A US neuroscientist based at a UK university and married scientists from Norway have won the 2014 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.
A research council has announced ?125 million of funding for doctoral training partnerships in the biosciences.
About 30,000 students starting an undergraduate degree this year have decided to pursue it in a different UK country from where they live
?berResearch unveils Dimensions for Funders, a digital tool detailing grant awards from 66 major funders
Time management skills and extensive reading can help students develop a sophisticated set of research questions. Plus the latest higher education jobs and appointments
Quotas suggested as women’s success rate for Royal Society fellowships falls
Information is intended to start conversations on?finding local solutions to filling gaps in subject provision and employability
The “cold spots” of higher education in a new project
A research funder has seen success rates for women applying to one of its fellowships plummet by more than 30 per cent since 2010
Almost half of all students starting PhDs are working in the physical sciences, the biological sciences or engineering and technology fields
Group to lobby coalition to highlight plight of well educated but broke early career researchers
Almost two-thirds of the British public feel uninformed about science and research developments, data suggest
Smaller proportion of public and charity-funded research approved within target times
Hefce data reveals 70 per cent of department heads from arts, humanities and social science disciplines
