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But teachers must heed warning signs, says report, as use of AI appears to drop
€4.3 million allocated to examine the effectiveness of research and its impact on society
This week: immigration rules, EU elections and Swedish statistics
Researchers cannot claim ignorance of their co-authors’ misconduct, says national board
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This week: Finnish exams, Norwegian AI and a cap on Swedish universities
More than a third of female PhD students in Denmark found to experience sexism
This week: suggestions to boost Swedish mobility, struggles for women in academia and Finnish representation
New supercomputer will place Danish artificial intelligence research at the forefront, say backers
Sandra Borch, who resigned from government amid plagiarism claims, has had her master’s degree rescinded
This week: embellished CVs, guidelines for ‘grant researchers’ and gender equality in academia
Higher education law revokes powers over study locations and introduces stricter rules on cheating
Danish researchers to lead a drive to defend academic freedom
This week: gender inequalities, money for doctoral students and the power of alumni connections
Researchers owning legal rights helps to promote Swedish startup culture, says report
Danish universities to conduct background checks on certain foreign applicants to research programmes
This week: Israeli ties, crisis management and no public money for large language models
Scientists ask for more basic research funding but want government to make only incremental changes
Research on the Muslim Brotherhood had been referred to police for lacking ethics approvals
Fifteen national groups coordinating researcher assessment reform hold first meeting in Portugal
This week: new employment rules, more international students and money for vocational courses
Organisations reject full-cost fees for international students and warn of unintended consequences
Students and researchers at Niels Bohr Institute urge Danish intelligence service to halt “racist campaign”
This week: a boost for doctoral training, tissue samples destroyed and archive of influential speeches
Current plans to safeguard expression do not go far enough, argue researchers and students
Major organisations largely decry plans for them to be streamlined into new bodies
This week: young researchers back academic freedom, stressed-out students and Finnish research trends
Thousands of clinical trials have not made their findings public, according to new research
Just five out of Denmark’s 50 most quoted experts are women, study finds
This week: water research in Finland, Swedish court backs migrant and funding for integration studies
Educators are considering ways to harness the new technology
University legislation will also introduce stronger penalties for exam cheats
This week: Positions for Helsinki researchers, Arctic data transmission and Danish space funding
Fears of a glut of humanities students are misplaced, suggest university heads
Investigation of health minister’s university thesis comes in wake of research minister’s resignation
This week: emission-free wood pulp, grants for Greenland’s PhD students and organised crime in Sweden
Norwegian research minister Sandra Borch leaves office following allegations she plagiarised her master’s thesis
Nordforsk has created a new way to understand the impact of its research