James Coe

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James Coe

Associate Editor (Research & Innovation)

235 pieces

Newest first, since April 2020 · page 8 of 12

  1. · Comment

    How to reward research culture

    As Research England commits to further engagement on REF 2028 James Coe takes a look at the debates to come on the people, culture and environment element

  2. · Analysis

    ARIA picks its top team

    ARIA has appointed its programme directors and James Coe has taken a look at what they’re working on

  3. · Analysis

    Horizon Europe: how we got here and what happens next

    It has been years in the making but Horizon association has finally happened. James Coe looks at the story of Horizon association and what’s next for the UK’s global science ambitions

  4. · Wonk Corner

    Horizon association is close

    Horizon association seems close with only a few minor details to resolve

  5. · Comment

    Universities and foreign policy summer round up

    Universities and their approach to foreign policy has been in the news again this summer. James Coe takes a look back and sets out the international security debates that will shape the year ahead

  6. · Wonk Corner

    Peter Kyle goes to shadow DSIT

    The MP for Hove takes on the science, innovation and technology brief

  7. · Wonk Corner

    Who is getting what from Research England next year?

    It is the annual write around from Research England on who is getting what in formula-based grant allocations.

  8. · SUs

    How to commission a consultant

    James Coe thinks through how to get the best from someone you bring in externally to help in an SU

  9. · Comment

    The problems degree apprenticeships won’t solve

    In the quest to tackle low-value courses the government has lauded the value of degree apprenticeships. James Coe wonders whether there has been enough discussion about their downsides

  10. · Wonk Corner

    Research England budget for university research published

    There are no unwelcome surprises in Research England’s funding for research and knowledge exchange in the year ahead.

  11. · Comment

    REF is expensive because it’s good value

    A new report reveals the true costs of the Research Excellence Framework. At £471m James Coe, thinks it’s a good investment

  12. · Wonk Corner

    Horizon association and the next steps

    Horizon association is close and James Coe sets out what’s to come

  13. · Wonk Corner

    A review of peer review has been published

    There is a new report out on peer review and James Coe has reviewed it

  14. · Comment

    REF is about incentives not just outcomes

    REF 2028 is about incentives not just outcomes and James Coe thinks that could be good for research culture

  15. · Comment

    In a less stable world, universities may need to consider themselves as foreign policy actors

    James Coe asks if it is time for the sector to look again at the political impacts of the internationalisation agenda

  16. · Comment

    REF 2028 could revolutionise research culture

    An outline of REF 2028 has been published and James Coe asks what it means for research culture

  17. · Wonk Corner

    A letter for Research England from DSIT

    The Department for Science, Innovation, and Technology has sent its inaugural letter to UKRI on the operation of Research England for 2023-24.

  18. · Analysis

    How millennials are shaping the university workplace

    When they’re not rewatching Friends and taking Buzzfeed quizzes millennials are working hard in universities up and down the country. James Coe finds out what a new report from Onward says about his generation at work

  19. · Comment

    The idea of a university need not be in opposition to that of a national English identity

    Who speaks for England? James Coe wades into the National Conservatism Conference and emerges with thoughts on universities and national identity

  20. · Comment

    It’s time to fund KEF

    Let’s make knowledge exchange easier with fewer, better funds