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New Zealand to open international borders fully to visitors from end-July

Asia · Wellington

New Zealand to open international borders fully to visitors from end-July

42% Center coverage: 26 sources

New Zealand will fully reopen its international borders from 11:59 p.m. on July 31. Cruise ships also welcome back to local ports on the same day. The end-July opening of the border is two months earlier than the government's previous time frame and will mean visitors who need visas will now be able to come to New Zealand.See the Story

Biden nominates Arati Prabhakar as his top science adviser

US & Canada · Washington

Biden nominates Arati Prabhakar as his top science adviser

39% Center coverage: 18 sources

President Biden will soon nominate Arati Prabhakar, a physicist and former DARPA director, to serve as his next top science adviser. She ran DARPA, the high-stakes military research agency, from 2012 to early 2017, and served as director of the National Institute of Standards and Technology in the 1990s. She would replace the genomics researcher Eric Lander, who resigned as the head of the White House science office in February amid a workplace bullying scandal.See the Story

Apple, GE, other major US companies ask Supreme Court to uphold affirmative action

Google · Washington

Apple, GE, other major US companies ask Supreme Court to uphold affirmative action

50% Left coverage: 10 sources

Google, Meta and Apple are among nearly 70 companies filing a brief with the US Supreme Court in support of affirmative action programs being challenged at Harvard and the University of North Carolina. The cases are the first on affirmative action to come before the justices since conservatives gained a 6-3 majority. See the Story

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Covid: Sir Patrick Vallance to stand down as UK Government chief scientific adviser

43% Right coverage: 7 sources

Sir Patrick Vallance will leave the role at the end of his five-year term in April next year. Prime Minister Boris Johnson said it was impossible to fully convey Sir Patrick's impact. Sir Patrick, 62, was an academic and a consultant physician before joining GlaxoSmithKline, where he became president of research and development.See the Story

China launches antitrust probe into academic database CNKI

Coverage: 2 sources

China's market regulator said on Friday it had launched an antitrust investigation into the country's largest online academic database. The State Administration for Market Regulation published the announcement on its website. It did not provide further details. The investigation is into the China National Knowledge Infrastructure (CNKI)See the Story

Michelle Donelan named Education Secretary as Nadhim Zahawi becomes Chancellor

Michelle Donelan has been appointed Education Secretary this evening. Nadhim Zahawi has replaced Rishi Sunak who earlier resigned as Chancellor. Earlier Rishi and Sajid resigned within moments of each other. The Conservative Party Vice-Chairman Bim Afolami resigned his position during an interview on live TV during the evening as well.See the Story

Why online learning must remain part of the education toolkit

Critics of online learning often blame the medium itself rather than ineffective instruction, when the focus should be on how to deliver the best teaching possible using all available tools and formats, writes Andreina Parisi-AmonSee the Story

January start dates for UK postgraduate courses here to stay

More than half of UK universities offer courses with multiple start dates. The trend is expected to continue in the coming years, according to a report. The report was commissioned by the UK’s National Institute of Education. It found that more than a third of universities were offering multiple start times for students.See the Story

Professor says research can build case for hybrid learning

Remote education’s sometimes bad reputation a result of experiences being reactive, not designed, says Simon ThomsonSee the Story

Buyer beware: university brand partnerships have their pitfalls

Corporate tie-ups bring employability benefits but may be fragile and impose academic and reputational risks, says Paul SpringerSee the Story

Chinese universities accused of bending rules on PhDs for staff

Shaoyang University, in Hunan province, faced criticism last month after it spent £2.2m on one-off payments for 22 staff who it sent to a university in the Philippines to earn a PhD and who were then rehired. Adamson University in Manila rejected claims that it provided instant PhDs.See the Story

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