By David Matthews. Nutrition research risks turning into a branch of marketing for food and drink companies, a leading critic of corporate sponsored science has warned. More...
8 février 2016
8 février 2016
Journals and publishers setting sights on the unwary
By David Matthews. This graph shows an explosion in the number of so-called predatory publishers and journals in the past five years. More...
8 février 2016
Sajid Javid cautious on plans for new UK science ministerial committee
By David Matthews. The secretary of state for business appears to be lukewarm over controversial proposals for a ministerial committee to oversee UK science. More...
8 février 2016
Research quality declines with scientists’ age, study finds
By David Matthews. Authors argue this means universities should spend less on senior academics and give promising younger scholars more of a chance. More...
8 février 2016
Quebec writing retreat forces students to ‘shut up and write’
By Marie Lambert-Chan. Held at a convent north of Montreal, students spent hours writing in monastic silence. More...
8 février 2016
Universities Canada VP reflects on 33 years of change in higher-ed
By Léo Charbonneau. A Q&A with Christine Tausig Ford, who is retiring after more than three decades working on behalf of Canada’s universities. More...
8 février 2016
A new campus residence opens just for seniors
By Sharon Aschaiek. Welcoming long-term care facilities onto campuses lets universities take a ‘living research environment’ approach to aging research. More...
8 février 2016
Canada’s researchers eager to support truth and reconciliation efforts
By Ted Hewitt. Partnership with indigenous scholars and their communities is a key part of moving forward, says SSHRC president. More...
8 février 2016
Faculty diversity: A quarter-century hiring report card
By Brian McIlroy. My department has been successful at striving for equal overall gender representation, but we remain primarily Caucasian. More...
8 février 2016
Survey results: next steps in career planning
By Liz Koblyk. Thanks, survey respondents! It was interesting to find out what you’re looking for from Careers Café. In a few cases, I forwarded ideas to writers whose columns are better fits – specifically, to Melonie Fullick of Speculative Diction and Jennifer Polk of From PhD to Life. More...
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