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    Is the competition for first authorship becoming too rough? Jockeying over potentially career-making credits on a paper can be brutal, but what is the fairest way to recognise all contributors? reports

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  2. Who will succeed Mark Walport at UKRI? What challenges lie ahead? The hunt for a new UK research supremo continues, apparently after the shortlisted candidates failed to pass muster

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  3. Union announces further strikes in February and March in latest escalation of the dispute over pensions, pay and conditions

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  4. Post-bushfires, Australian universities must lead a smokeless debate Academics are key to lifting public engagement with climate change and stopping the spread of nonsense passing as news, says David Lloyd

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  5. Australia’s big five accused of ‘selling their identity’: analysis of 10 years of data identifies sea change in research-intensive universities’ profiles

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  6. Contract reveals the Free University of Berlin is bound by Chinese law, which critics fear gives Beijing influence over teaching content – reports

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  7. Moscow university tightens political speech rules after protests – reports

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  8. “Mothers cradle dead children, victims of scarcities, and, later, as Kollwitz herself was to experience, their sons’ sacrifices in war” – Esther Leslie is impressed by a rich and detailed study of a haunting artist

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  9. “The system of degree classifications…has in essence abolished itself. So just as all students have long been awarded ‘honours’, they now might as well all be deemed ‘first class’. But the serious information should be contained in a US-style transcript.”

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  10. New Zealand’s abolition of tuition fees faces first electoral test after prime minister Jacinda Ardern called a general election, but both her Labour Party and opposition National Party thought to be nervous about campaigning strongly on the issue

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  11. “We have come to the conclusion that we need to step in and help. We have to cover the costs of the research itself, but we want them to be free of commercial entanglements. We don’t want to complicate arrangements for companies to prosper.”

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  12. Universities reel as Australia bans entry to all foreigners arriving from China, in a bid to stop the spread of the , reports

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  13. “From the beginning, it was our understanding – and my understanding if I was going to be the provost there – that we were going to have to have freedom of academic enquiry and teaching the way we do in New York and our other NYU sites,” says v-c

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  14. Both sides nervous on free tuition as New Zealand election called – while policy is regarded to have fallen short of aspirations, scaling it back may trigger political backlash

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  15. Australia’s richest universities in danger of undermining their reputations by prioritising the recruitment of overseas postgraduate students, according to new report

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  16. Open data “tougher” than open access and needs “mindset change” – huge rewards could ensue if governments bankroll the systematic sharing of research data, but experts warn of unintended consequences

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    The deal also increases the provision of flexible working and job-share opportunities, no matter the position, and mandates training in preventing gender bias for all staff involved in recruitment and promotion processes.

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    . members to strike for 14 days this month and next in latest escalation of dispute over pay, pensions and conditions

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  19. “It is a scornful critique of that most sacred of modern academic shibboleths: doing theory and being theoretical,” writes

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  20. Union calls 14-day strike: “We have been clear from the outset that we would take serious and sustained industrial action if that was what was needed,” said Jo Grady general secretary

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  21. Male PhD graduates in UK are more likely to get a full-time, permanent job than their female peers, but the difference is much smaller within the academic sector, study led by finds

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