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With less panic than it showed prior to 2010¡¯s flat-cash result, science hopes for another round of it-could-have-been-worse

Analysis of Hesa data reveals the extent to which academics are outnumbered by support staff

Paul Jump examines the many reasons for irreproducibility in science and efforts to tackle it

Alternative treatments in healthcare plan is latest in a series of homeopathy-related controversies

Initiative to replicate findings of 100 prominent studies raises further questions about health of discipline

The eminent sociologist is entitled to draw on his long lifetime of thought, but should probably be clearer about the extent to which he is doing so, says Paul Jump

Proposed Twitter-based altmetric would treat retweets like citations

Crick and Watson's landmark papers on the structure of DNA would have been rejected by modern editors for lack of data, researcher argues

Asking R&D-heavy companies to help plug gaps in the science budget has implicit appeal but, in reality, only increased public spending is likely to keep global firms in the UK, says Paul Jump

Bibliometric analysis concludes lower-quality thresholds in 2014 are more likely explanation for doubling of top-rated research

Budget document says the relief was never intended for higher education institutions