The secret to success? Get yourself plugged in

Article Abstract:

The concept of networking, both national and international, is becoming a prominent and important feature of academic life, particularly for researchers in fields where problems cannot be tackled by one institution or country alone. The technology uses electronic communication to enable researchers find colleagues and sustain work in their fields.

Science, Research & Development, Basic Research, Usage, Research, Study and teaching, Communications technology, Telecommunications, Telecommunication

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Metrics hit stone wall

Article Abstract:

Research-led universities are set to shun government proposals to replace the existing peer review led research assessment exercise (RAE) with a metrics-based system. The Russell Group and 1994 Group have concerns about metrics as proposed in the Next Step document from the government and the recent RAE consultation.

Peer review

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Journals blame RAE for shortage of young editors

Article Abstract:

Young academics are shunning editing roles in favour of publishing papers due to pressure generated by the 2008 RAE, according to claims. The move means collections of academic work are under threat.

Reports, College teachers, College faculty, Surveys

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