Review rewards
Welcome efforts are being made to recognize academics who give up their time to peer review.
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Companies on campus
Companies on campus
Housing industry labs in academic settings benefits all parties.
Should we put our money where our citations are?
Pros and cons of an alternative for today’s method of allocating research funds using peer review.
Universities challenged
Universities are no longer viewed predominantly as places driven by curiosity and a thirst for knowledge. Instead, they are drivers of economic development.
Thinking Like Corporations is Harming American Universities
There’s been a very sharp increase in the proportion of administrators to faculty and students in the last 30-40 years.
On being awarded the Nobel prize
Interviews with Nobel prize winners on being awarded the Nobel prize.
SpotOn London: Public interest and privacy in the digital world
14-15 November, Wellcome Trust, London.
The future of Europe is science
Video recordings of the conference entitled "The future of Europe is science". 6-7 October, Lisbon.
Europe's brain project is 'back on track'
Europe's brain project is 'back on track'
Henry Markram said the executive board was working to 'isolate the scientific concerns' expressed by dissenting neuroscientists.
Public perceptions of science, research and innovation
A survey requested by the European Commission.
A congressman's plan to make NIH grantees younger
Congressman wants to order the NIH to bring down the average age at which new investigators receive their first grant by 4 years within a decade.
NIH Common Fund announces 2014 high-risk, high-reward research awardees
NIH to fund 85 awards to support highly innovative biomedical research.
Open letter : they have chosen ignorance
Open letter stating that research cannot follow political cycles.
Young, brilliant and underfunded
"More people over 65 are funded by research grants than those under 35."
Nobel prizewinner John O'Keefe urges UK to nurture young scientists
Joint winner says move to UK was important to his success and fears impact of government migration controls and funding freeze.
Reproducing experiments is more complicated than it seems
A new way to measure whether an experimental result is really replicated.
Why we need badges in science
There's a lot that gets done that goes unrecognized. That unrecognized work can not only be crucial for getting to the actual research outcome put forward in the form of publications, but also for reflecting important skills gained.
Make your own Silicon Valley
Clearly, the key features of Silicon Valley that foster innovation and entrepreneurship can be replicated in and adapted to a wide variety of contexts.
The world's largest 2-way dialogue between scientists and the public
A new interview series on the Reddit social news site this year allows scientists to answer questions whose responses are read by millions of readers.
On the changing role of the Postdoc and why publishers should care
It seems that if there’s a market that we ought to be thinking about, it’s postdocs. Guest Post by Phill Jones, Head of Publisher Outreach for Digital Science.
Dimensions for Funders
Dimensions for Funders
UberResearch is a software solutions company which helps funding organizations, nonprofits, and governmental institutions make more informed decisions about science funding.
MozFest: Bringing the Web to Science
MozFest: Bringing the Web to Science
October 24-26, London
Swiss resarcher part of US BRAIN initiative
Related: [10]NIH announces first wave of BRAIN grants
2014 Golden Goose Award winners
The Golden Goose Award is a new award that recognizes scientists and engineers whose federally funded research has had significant human and economic benefits.
Grand openings
Changes that will bring scientific discovery more freely into the public domain are happening.
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