Education
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Pentagon funding program opens door to U.K. collaboration
DOD encourages U.S. academics to partner with transatlantic colleagues -
Human subjects protections under fire at the University of Minnesota
Report finds inadequate study reviews, patient protections -
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Indian grad students take to streets over miserable pay
Nationwide lab shutdown promised if stipend disparities aren’t addressed -
Ukraine’s science minister aims to mend Soviet-era rift
Showdown looms over future of science academy, universities -
Here's what happens when you combine science with hip hop, comic books, and zombies
Educators share novel teaching tactics -
A new shot at reducing research red tape
U.S. National Academies panel tackles chronic complaints about the regulatory burden on universities -
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Belief that some fields require 'brilliance' may keep women out
Study finds a bigger Ph.D. gender gap in fields thought to require special, innate abilities -
Outlier, outlaw, outcast: The improbable scientific career of Tamer Elsayed
A new memoir by an Egyptian immigrant to the United States describes the high cost of breaking the law in pursuit of academic excellence -
Congress keeps NASA education programs aloft
2015 spending bill reasserts connection with scientific missions -
Good grades for U.K. university research
But scientists must wait to learn who will get a bigger slice of funding pie -
U.S. postdoc system still needs improvement, new study finds
National Academies study is follow-on to seminal 2000 report -
The higher education of Janet Napolitano
University of California president talks about “crazy” grants, graduate education, and politics -
Data check: Why do Chinese and Indian students come to U.S. universities?
Higher education expert analyzes divergent trends affecting foreign undergraduate and graduate enrollments
