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Silence of academics allowing politicians to abandon pledges to back Horizon Europe funding in crunch talks, observers warn

Researchers warn country is among the most hostile in Europe to experiments involving animals, and restrictions could get even tighter

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

Hundreds of complaints are passed to regulator, including claims that punishing hours and pressure have contributed to divorces and estrangement from children

Richard Horton says periodicals can no longer sit ¡®passively waiting¡¯ for submissions and should instead focus on issues such as the UN Sustainable Development Goals

Universities are relieved the Greens have replaced the far right, but see challenges ahead over their management and comprehensive subject mix

Later this year, Florida State University students will move into the Renaissance-era Palazzo Bagnesi Falconeri, and programme directors insist the cost will be worth it

Pioneer of ¡®movement ecology¡¯ explains how the new-found ability to track individual animals is leading to fresh insights about their behaviour and societies

Proposals include new job classifications, a rolling back of metrics, and shorter publication lists in a bid to end excessive ¡®emphasis on research performance¡¯

The EU¡¯s next framework programme, Horizon Europe, is due to start in just over a year. But while its broad shape is settled, political wrangling over budget and participation rights means researchers are still unclear over their future funding prospects. David Matthews reports from Brussels

Elsevier could sell Dutch universities a bundle of journal access rights and software, raising concerns that universities could become stuck in one publisher¡¯s software ecosystem