New IDP Emerging Futures research reminds us that policies intended to redress only select problems and/or institutions in international education often have much broader consequences. When policies are announced too frequently – and/or with too little industry consultation or forewarning – they can hobble the recruitment efforts of even the highest quality institutions operating ethically…
Europe is a powerhouse of world-class research, but its ability to turn that excellence into technologies and companies is increasingly important for competitiveness. technology transfer offices (TTOs) help researchers identify and protect inventions and connect them with companies, investors and entrepreneurs. A new EPO study, developed with ASTP – Europe’s association for technology-transfer professionals –…
THE Oba of Benin, His Majesty Omo N’Oba N’Edo Uku Akpolokpolo, Ewuare II, has commended a team of researchers, who undertook a study into the use and promotion of the Edo language, which has made counting to infinity possible
Copyright and Scientific Research in Europe: Why Harmonisation of Research Exceptions Remains an Illusion July 20, 2026
Open science, with its defining features of transparency, knowledge sharing and increased access, is fundamental to securing the world’s future. It promotes communication and trust at a time when faith in science and research is under threat globally. However, maintaining confidence and quality in science and its influence on policy and innovation remains a challenge.…
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According to the latest Nature Index 2026, the University of Würzburg is among the world’s strongest research universities. In the international ranking, JMU ranks 32nd in Europe, and is among the top ten universities in Germany
Jackson State University pursues top research status 18 hours ago Jackson State Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering Kamal Ali, left, and Canhao Wang, a computer engineering student, work out a project Thursday, Aug. 6, 2026, in Jackson, Miss. (Vickie D. King/Mississippi Today via AP)
Comment Mar 18, 2026 Europe’s research dilemma – balancing security and scientific cooperation with China
https://p.dw.com/p/49mLk The looted Benin Bronze known as the Okukur was returned from Jesus College in Cambridge to NigeriaImage: Joe Giddens/PA Wire/picture alliance