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Articles by Jack Grove
Research England throws weight behind new innovation project that promises to raise nearly ?1 billion in private capital
Big increase would represent less than three-quarters of eligible headcount suggested by official data
Inability to begin reruns of experiments highlights the problem of weak methodologies of journal papers, say Center for Open Science director
A growing number of data detectives are on the hunt for sloppy science and dodgy statistics. Jack Grove examines the methods they use
Union condemns ¡®short-sighted¡¯ suspension of institution-funded research leave, saying move amounts to ¡®institutional self-sabotage¡¯
Scholars welcome new ethics training for doctoral students but want broader action to improve awareness
The Foulkes Foundation Medal-winning immunologist on open science, adjusting to the UK climate and why women scientists still face bias
Just 5 per cent of funding over past two decades went on studies examining how to change human behaviour to help tackle crisis, researchers find
Participation in assessment likely to be a condition of receiving Research England funding from 2020-21
Poll of 4,000 researchers reveals half have sought or wanted help for mental health problems, and four in 10 are victims of bullying or harassment
Unprecedented recall of papers from Russian journals must also spark broader debate on academic culture, say research integrity scholars
Falling numbers of NHS-based scholars and lack of research time must be reversed, warns Academy of Medical Sciences
Sussex philosophy professor on why she continues to speak out despite facing online abuse and ¡®hostile environment¡¯ at work
Effectiveness of courses aimed at improving diversity in leadership called into question by interviews with ethnic minority staff
Text scans by artificial intelligence will flag inconsistent or unusual patterns in reviewer behaviour, says Wolverhampton professor
Coalition of publishers, scholars and funders believes that combating confusion on issue is the first step to finding a solution
ÁñÁ«ÊÓƵ Office will nearly double number of fellowships where visa applications are fast-tracked, while ¡®MIT of north¡¯ plan is also floated
Times Higher Education journalists name the academics and administrators who have shaped the debate in the past 12 months
World¡¯s second-biggest publisher says proposals to accelerate switch to open access would not be sustainable for many titles
Oxford, Cambridge and UCL have been the big winners from changes to formula used to allocate quality-related research funding, analysis shows
Technicians and teachers will also receive more awards under learned society¡¯s plan to ¡®reflect how science is carried out today¡¯
Economic and Social Research Council may provide four years of PhD funding amid concerns over stress caused by three-year model
Independent process ¡®found several areas in which we will need to improve our board of governors¡¯ processes¡¯, says UEL
Universities UK poll shows Britons value skills rather than income level when it comes to immigration
