"Bizarre meaningless guff": the triple helix explained

James Coe

James Coe is Associate Editor for research and innovation at Wonkhe, and a senior partner at Counterculture

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“Bizarre meaningless guff”: the triple helix explained

by James Coe

Wonk Corner

2/09/26

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What plagiarism is and what plagiarism isn’t

by James Coe

Comment

27/08/26

The official introduction to Chris McDonald

by James Coe

Wonk Corner

25/08/26

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It was vocational and technical qualifications results day too

by James Coe

Comment

17/08/26

REF survey on final policy developments launched

by James Coe

Wonk Corner

30/07/26

Jodrell Bank Observatory could cease all observations as STFC funding cuts announced

by James Coe

Wonk Corner

27/07/26

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For innovation, purpose matters more than machinery

by James Coe

Comment

27/07/26

Farewell Patrick Vallance

by James Coe

Wonk Corner

20/07/26

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UKRI’s new strategy: 60 day grant processing times, priority programmes, and devolved funding

by James Coe

Policy Watch

14/07/26

What’s going on at STFC?

by James Coe

Wonk Corner

10/07/26

Andy Burnham goes to Washington

by James Coe

Comment

8/07/26

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Devolution is a means not an end for research

by James Coe

Comment

30/06/26

There is no growth without universities

by James Coe

Comment

22/06/26

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Governance is more than process

by James Coe

Comment

5/06/26

Opting out: the failure of not investing in young people and the limits of research-led growth

by James Coe

Comment

1/06/26

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How to talk to Reform

by James Coe

Comment

18/05/26

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Specialised, consolidated and mission-focused: a new model for mergers emerges

by James Coe

Comment

15/05/26

King’s College London and Cranfield to merge

by James Coe

Wonk Corner

14/05/26

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Expensive, time consuming, and unpopular – why is it so hard to end grant funding peer review?

by James Coe

Comment

21/04/26

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Culture isn’t about economic growth until it is

by James Coe

Comment

9/04/26

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“Bizarre meaningless guff”: the triple helix explained

What plagiarism is and what plagiarism isn’t

The official introduction to Chris McDonald

It was vocational and technical qualifications results day too

REF survey on final policy developments launched

Jodrell Bank Observatory could cease all observations as STFC funding cuts announced

For innovation, purpose matters more than machinery

Farewell Patrick Vallance

UKRI’s new strategy: 60 day grant processing times, priority programmes, and devolved funding

What’s going on at STFC?

Andy Burnham goes to Washington

Devolution is a means not an end for research

There is no growth without universities

Governance is more than process

Opting out: the failure of not investing in young people and the limits of research-led growth

How to talk to Reform

Specialised, consolidated and mission-focused: a new model for mergers emerges

King’s College London and Cranfield to merge

Expensive, time consuming, and unpopular – why is it so hard to end grant funding peer review?

Culture isn’t about economic growth until it is