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New ?25 million fellowships launched by the African Academy of Sciences and the Royal Society

Government pledges huge windfall for research facilities, but much of it will not be seen until the next decade

Move billed as paving way for Hong Kong to become world leader in innovation

Regional students and research facilities claim the spoils in a benign budget for universities

MPs on Science and Technology Committee not satisfied with government response to Brexit report

Lynn Gladden, Shell professor of chemical engineering at Cambridge, to lead research council

Whichever parties form the new Italian government, higher education and research are unlikely to be priorities, says Davide Donina

Although research has done relatively well in Brussels¡¯ plans for 2021-27, university organisations say extra money is not enough to stop grant application dysfunction

Universities in the former East Germany are now on a par with those of western Europe while others in the former Soviet bloc still lag. David Matthews visits Poland to explore why

Data is latest evidence uncertainty caused by the referendum result has cost British academics

Ten years into the programme, German universities remain focused on traditional markers of success, say Andreas Knie and Dagmar Simon

Concerns that France¡¯s flagship research body is too large and unwieldy to move with the modern times are unfounded, says former president Alain Fuchs

Domestic funding for business and management research down a quarter in real terms in six years

Academics at British institutions make one in four successful bids in 2017 funding round, underlining risks of Brexit

Just five out of 57 appointed members are from black or ethnic minority backgrounds

Martin Stratmann warns Britain against utilitarian approach to future EU research programmes

Delay and unpredictability of spending bill raises questions over the ¡®effectiveness¡¯ of increased investment, say policy experts

permanent post for interim chief executive confirmed ahead of UKRI formation

Research collaboration ¡®should be as important to the government as security¡¯ and should not be a ¡®knock-on consequence of other negotiations¡¯, says report

Increasing Framework Programme 9 backing to €160 billion (?139.7 billion) would create 650,000 jobs by 2030, says open letter

Creating a separate pot of money for international research ¡®risks funding second-rate¡¯ work, conference hears

Report from African Academy of Sciences also claims that scientific research in continent must better align with sustainable development goals

Staff at 65 UK higher education institutions are entering their fourth week of strike action

Disappointment after European Parliament, which must ratify Brexit deal, strikes tougher than hoped for line against the UK

Mathematicians ¨C and, indeed, other scholars ¨C who cooperate with intelligence agencies face a moral dilemma knowing that their research could well be applied in unethical ways, says Michael Harris

Wellcome Trust and UK Research & Innovation launch reviews of policies that require funded papers to be made freely available

Academics celebrate major increase in basic research funding, but pledges fall short of recommendations in Naylor report

New generation of scientists powering country¡¯s development, says head of science funding agency

Funding rises for fundamental science with be welcomed even if they fall short of some scholars¡¯ expectations, says Creso S¨¢

Minister says he will ¡®fight¡¯ to ensure scientists can move freely post-Brexit

Wellcome Trust says that UK should be prepared to pay more to ensure continued participation in framework programmes

British Heart Foundation aims to follow up German partnership with other continental collaborations

National Science Foundation requires universities to inform them if staff members receiving grant funding face sexual harassment allegations

Twenty North American institutions using ¡®moon shots¡¯ to help focus and attract support for their scientific endeavours

Spike in interest in collaborative funding arrangements in wake of UK¡¯s vote for Brexit

Additional support for institutions could be co-funded by national governments and the European Union, say rectors 

President Meric Gertler says move will boost international numbers at university whose urban location shapes its profile and research activities

New injection of cash for San Francisco Declaration on responsible metrics hopes to move initiative from words to action

Fiona Watt promises that there will be no ¡®ransacking of a well-structured organisation¡¯ in shift to new umbrella body

As Brexit nears, charitable research funder is the latest UK institution to establish a German presence

World¡¯s biggest university investment programme will award billions of dollars using a new internal competition for quality-related funding, say experts

Almost 2,350 academics from non-UK European countries have resigned from UK universities in the past year, and Layla Moran fears that could be just the tip of the iceberg

More than half of new budget will go to the University of Luxembourg

Mathematicians at Imperial College London will have access to French research grants through new collaboration

As Brexit threatens funding shortfall, European Commission appears convinced research is better done continent-wide

Poorer performance found to be based on less positive evaluation of female principal investigators, not differences in the quality of science

There is no evidence that the REF process encourages academics to rush out more research of a lower quality, says Steven Hill

Partnerships should allow access to a wider pool of research grants, institutions hope

Research-intensive mission group can act for benefit of whole UK sector, says Tim Bradshaw

Increases in government research funding are absorbed by scientists at the ¡®bottom of the hierarchy¡¯, study suggests

Fears that uncertainty over UK¡¯s future in EU research framework has led to drop of half a billion euros in coordinated projects

King's College professor Fiona Watt picked to lead organisation when it comes under auspices of UK Research and Innovation

Clare McGlynn is not surprised that the UK was overlooked as a focus country after a successful EU funding bid

Controversy in Canada over support for blue-skies research would diminish if more researchers took Pasteur¡¯s approach, says Creso S¨¢

The mantra that research is loss-making is a convenient fiction used to draw more money to the centres of universities, say Peter Coveney and Christopher Greenwell    

Research grant data shows patterns of academic migration around Europe ¨C with Italy suffering the biggest brain drain

National University of Singapore president says focus is moving away from short-term and applied research

Prize money of €100,000 (?88,000) handed out on basis of scholars¡¯ three-minute spiels

UK government's White Paper offers commitments on HEIF funding and assigns role to OfS

Survey suggests European scholars are resistant to UK continuing to enjoy full participation in programmes such as Horizon 2020