REF on interdisciplinary research: It’s good but it’s not right REF on interdisciplinary research: It’s good but it’s not right by James Coe Wonk Corner 30/06/22 2
Image: Shutterstock Research and freedom of speech: a tale of unintended consequences by James Coe Comment 20/06/22
George Freeman and Ottoline Leyser at Commons Science and Technology Committee George Freeman and Ottoline Leyser at Commons Science and Technology Committee by James Coe Wonk Corner 15/06/22
Image: Shutterstock It’s more than the money: The future of European research funding by James Coe Comment 7/06/22
Image: Shutterstock The net zero debate is coming – are universities ready? by James Coe Comment 6/06/22 3
Image: Shutterstock It is the quality of the bureaucracy, not the quantity, which needs addressing by James Coe Analysis 26/05/22
Image: Shutterstock REF 2021 demonstrated the power of arts and humanities research by James Coe Comment 16/05/22 1
Image: Shutterstock In defence of quality-related funding for research by James Coe Comment 9/05/22 1
Image: Shutterstock Levelling up must include an intergenerational element as well geographic by James Coe Comment 7/02/22
Image: Shutterstock Investing in children of the north will pay dividends by James Coe Comment 3/02/22
wonkhe-budget-analysis For research and development there is a lot to celebrate in the spending review by James Coe 1/11/21
Image: Shutterstock If pandemics are predictable, could they be preventable? by James Coe Comment 23/09/21
Image: Shutterstock Universities can help drive national innovation vision by James Coe Comment 23/08/21 1
Image: Shutterstock Build Back Higher: the right policy mix for skills, institutions and places will drive the recovery by Joe Marshall Comment 12/04/21
Image: Shutterstock Universities need to make the case for devolved research funding by James Coe Comment 2/11/20