Engineering Academia Faces a Decade of Disruption, Landmark Review Finds
A systematic review of 339 studies finds that disruption in engineering academia is a recurring, multi-dimensional phenomenon spanning technological, structural, ...
A systematic review of 339 studies finds that disruption in engineering academia is a recurring, multi-dimensional phenomenon spanning technological, structural, ...
A systematic review of 118 studies finds that linguacultural profiling measurably harms non-native English-speaking scholars in publishing, hiring, and teaching, ...
A new AI & Society commentary argues that while artificial intelligence has made researchers busier than ever, it has not ...
A new study in Higher Education argues that metric-driven governance, audit culture and Eurocentric evaluation standards are depoliticizing doctoral education ...
A new qualitative study of Black academics in Britain and Germany finds that fear of career repercussions discourages scholars from ...
A survey of nearly 4,000 members of Brazil's academic community found that Black women had the highest rates of probable ...
A recent global study reveals that a significant number of scientists are stepping away from academia within a decade of ...
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