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Jean-Pierre Bourguignon calls for Horizon Europe¡¯s funding to be ¡®rebalanced¡¯ to avoid reducing budget for ¡®Champions League of research¡¯

Latest Education at a Glance report says that impact of pandemic on international recruitment is about more than fee income 

Fourteen laureates join thousands of academics in pleading for funding for Europe¡¯s flagship research scheme to be protected

Experts see move to allow applicants from beyond Europe to apply for UKRI funding as a key plank of the UK¡¯s post-Brexit research base

The move will help the UK ¡°attract talent from around the globe¡±, research funder says

Board offering religious, rather than medical, expertise discounts value of NIH projects

National Science Foundation¡¯s new emphasis in postgraduate funding seen as backsliding on diversity

Despite disappointment over Horizon Europe budget, research could still benefit from a vast pandemic resilience fund ¨C if national governments make it a priority

UKRI lead on place sees challenge to ¡®idea that our research strength should all be concentrated in a relatively small number of institutions¡¯

Minister risks Senate¡¯s wrath by defying an order to disclose research council recommendations

This week¡¯s deal will tip the balance back towards fundamental research ¨C and it might not have been done at all, says Jan Palmowski 

Horizon Europe will receive only a tiny fraction of an unprecedented €750 billion pandemic recovery package

Manchester v-c also calls for rethink on REF and predicts UK will not join next EU research programme

The cash injection announced by the government last week is the most ambitious plan of its kind Ed Byrne has seen in 40 years

New Downing Street unit for attracting global talent and review of immigration rules among measures to support research

Grant funders to assess whether randomly picking ¡®middle-level¡¯ research projects for funding is fairer, more efficient and better for science

Sector leaders drafted to help solve loss of cross-subsidies from both international and domestic teaching

But data from UKRI show that fellowship success rates for women and BAME researchers are now higher than men and white academics 

Aiming of grants and loans at research-intensive providers raises fears for teaching-focused institutions

Universities warn research allocation is insufficient to brace against potential future pandemic shocks

As annual lobbying spending drops to $75 million, bigger campuses take more control

After more than a decade of federal spending increases, the country also looks set to overtake Japan on the proportion of GDP spent on innovation

Protecting the European research budget offers better long-term hopes of saving the European project

Impact usually originates in discoveries by smart people who could not possibly have dreamed of the application, says Douglas Kell

The lockdown is affecting not only final-year students. Without a blanket funding extension, many others will suffer and drop out, says Ross Goldstone

Newly funded work to include investigations into how the city brought infections down to nearly zero

After rejection of virtual peer review, federal agency halts new awards, prompting concerns for younger researchers

Virtual THE forum hears academics and funders explore how research landscape may change in wake of virus crisis

To stop economic destruction, we need to refocus vast resources from other productive activity ¨C a truly grand prize might do the trick, says Chris Callaghan

¡®Levelling up¡¯ research spending may imperil regional universities¡¯ sustainability, warn Grace Gottlieb and Graeme Reid 

Poor long-term support for too few laboratories hampers efforts to develop vaccines and therapies, say researchers

But budget bonanza will require ¡®substantial expansion¡¯ of R&D capacity in many regions

Focusing on how to deliver the UK government¡¯s big ambitions for science could arrest the troubled funder¡¯s drift, says John Womersley 

Influential Portuguese MEP calls for rapid UK-EU agreement on Horizon Europe association

Chancellor goes beyond Tory manifesto pledges and signals immediate ?400 million boost for 2020-21

Figures in recent EUA report suggest auditing of EU-funded projects can cost universities five times more than reviews of national grants 

New university-provider alliance advocates for the bush to attract more funding and a bigger say

Restraining English per-student funding in wake of Augar review could reduce scope for cross-subsidy, says Hepi report

Frustration as Australian Research Council takes six months to judge applications to support urgent impact assessments

¡®Highly effective¡¯ research hub¡¯s days are numbered, Australian estimates committee hears

White House challenges Congress and EU on priorities and rules for AI

Australian senate order could put an end to deadline clashes plaguing research grant applicants

But government says it will seek to participate in Erasmus+ only ¡®on a time-limited basis¡¯

Leading university networks in Africa and Europe say a body based on the European Research Council is needed to boost African research

Former European Commissioner for trade argues that with UK-EU trade deal in 2020 impossible, research link relies on extra time

Despite Brexit, Mauro Ferrari hopes for ¡®reasonable construct¡¯ that ¡®allows scientists to do their job in the best possible way¡¯

Opponents see campaign to ¡®diminish the regard for academic inquiry¡¯ as political manoeuvring rather than real problem

Proposals to mandate open access monographs from 2024 will make it harder to publish and will limit career chances, says professor

Overall success rate for applications to six research councils stood at 27.4 per cent

Streamlined applications for grants will be trialled on two UK Research and Innovation schemes

Rebalancing to the regions will bring a battle over ¡®excellence¡¯ and ¡®place¡¯ models, along with questions on the best mechanisms to deliver change

Australian researchers fear wasting weeks writing potentially pointless applications

Academics studying gender-based violence highlight emotional impact of their work

Nanotechnology innovator charged over alleged links to Chinese state-run academic talent programme, in expanding federal crackdown

EU and UK should negotiate ¡®standalone¡¯ research deal outside wider talks to avoid damaging science with break, Wellcome Trust recommends

Research grants that have languished in Australian politicians¡¯ to-do trays are ¡®spun¡¯ as rapid government action

Ahead of a new law that critics fear will reduce tenure rights, French scientists have opposed CNRS chief¡¯s full-throated support for competition

Participation in assessment likely to be a condition of receiving Research England funding from 2020-21

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

Scientific excellence is not the only relevant criterion ¨C either morally or legally, says Alex Conway