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The British government now has its Education Reform Act. Academics and their leaders should stay alert until the government's intended uses of its powers are made clear.
A survey of British graduates six years into their careers shows striking, subject-specific variation in their salaries. But should today's prospective undergraduates take any notice?
Some of the hottest science products introduced this summer are outlined this week, including a chromatophoresis instrument, an alternative to fetal bovine serum, and assays for plant hormones.
