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Deal between publisher and libraries cuts through complexities of policy and pricing, says Claudia Heidrich
Research provisions in pioneering EU tech legislation need careful handling, say Tatiana Panteli and colleagues
As research fragments, collaboration does not necessarily follow political allegiance, say Hyejin Kim and colleagues
Institutions may regret placating anti-immigration politicians, say Stefan Kuhlmann and Barend van der Meulen
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Back page gossip from the 21 March issue of Research Europe
Delays to Swiss association must not be repeated
Back page gossip from the 7 March issue of Research Europe
ERC’s changed motto may be a canny pitch to cautious politicians
Science has restarted in retaken territory and international ties are stronger, says Svitlana Galata
Research organisations are stepping up efforts to end all forms of discrimination, says Lidia Borrell-Damian
Back page gossip from the 22 February issue of Research Europe
As the war continues, Ukraine’s researchers look to the future
Research security is moving up Brussels’s agenda. Universities must lead the debate, says Jan Palmowski
We know what top research institutions look like. They don’t come cheap, says Jürgen Janger
It’s almost impossible to pursue research impact while building an academic career, says Marta Wróblewska
Back page gossip from the 8 February issue of Research Europe
The holes in the EU’s approach to research are more evident than ever
Evaluation of Horizon Europe will shape policy for decades, say Joep Roet and Gosse Vuijk
Foresight exercise shows implications of different geopolitical trajectories, say Anna-Lena Claeys-Kulik and Thomas Jørgensen
Back page gossip from the 25 January issue of Research Europe
Sector is in chorus over need for more EU research funding, but not in tune
Unhelpful mix of action and inaction is hindering research and education policy, says Kurt Deketelaere
Letting technology drive reform will reproduce old problems, say Anestis Amanatidis and Lottie Provost
Researchers must work together, but barriers to mobility are rising
Back page gossip from the 11 January issue of Research Europe
Successful programmes show an ability to learn and adapt as they go, says Harald Rohracher
Ratings from journal editors make peer review more effective and inclusive, says Laura Feetham-Walker
Longstanding challenges for research must be dealt with in 2024
Back page gossip from the 7 December issue of Research Europe
Global overview highlights the profession’s vital place in the research ecosystem, says Simon Kerridge
Shifting how academics are evaluated could make old injustices more damaging, says John Whitfield
Funders cannot keep up with Europe’s most-excellent research ideas
Back page gossip from the 23 November issue of Research Europe
Evidence supports Plan S call to end publication fees, say Daniel Spichtinger and Elena Šimukovič
Back page gossip from the 9 November issue of Research Europe
Researchers can help hold politicians to their words on AI safety
Much-hyped programme has fallen short on all fronts, says Christian Ehler