Jack Grove covers research and science policy for Times Higher Education, as well as on issues relating to PhD, postdoctoral and early career researchers. He has a BA in English from the University of Bristol, and previously worked on newspapers including the Cambridge News and the Peterborough Evening Telegraph.
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Articles by Jack Grove
Staff at the ‘University of the Air’ are more optimistic after the end of an unloved era of leadership, but challenges remain
Scottish institution’s reparations for its slavery connections should be emulated by many more institutions, says black studies activist
Major new survey of world university leaders finds widespread acceptance that casualisation will increase
Courses in Dutch language and literature are now more popular in Poland than in the Netherlands, figures suggest
Data unclear on whether older scholars are keeping younger researchers out of jobs
Coalition leader Giuseppe Conte has been urged to back out formally of the race for a top university job
Additional contribution from staff combined with 2 per cent extra from employers would be enough to keep current USS pension scheme, say experts
Lecturer claims that myriad online systems in academia reinforce patriarchal dominance
The president-elect of the Royal Statistical Society on stepping into Gladstone’s shoes, Florence Nightingale and why Brexit is nightmare for medical statisticians
Colleagues say Royal Holloway’s Jeff Frank has been left in limbo for months during investigation into ‘flimsy’ misconduct charges
Lille’s medical dean says subject will no longer be taught because it lacks ‘absolute scientific proof’
Author of Academically Adrift says university haters have ‘grossly distorted’ his seminal study
Union members’ walkout over budget cuts will coincide with the arrival of new students
Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell’s graduate scholarships will help students from under-represented groups
Universities Superannuation Scheme is in ‘rude health’, says Mervyn King
Union complains that early career academics have been told they must publish at least one 3* paper every 18 months ahead of 2021 assessment
University of London member is the first significant UK higher education institution to close since medieval times
University of Hertfordshire is stepping up efforts to include live-at-home students more fully in extracurricular activities
Men account for just 28 per cent of graduates from Iceland’s main university
There are better ways to help Rwanda’s state university to thrive than donating laboratory discards or old books, says Phil Cotton
Error on Wikipedia page meant St Petersburg statue used likeness of Thomas Thomson instead of French architect
Early career social scientists should be entitled to extensive support from their university long after attaining their doctorate, study says
Director Tom Inns explains how the institution is coping after fire gutted its iconic Mackintosh building
UK social science body attacks plans to exert more state control over research topics
