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  1. How the Innocence Project London law clinic is redefining clinical legal education

    …ng is dependent on the subject matter of each case, where students have to understand which evidence was presented at trial and on appeal, in order to identify what could amount to fresh evidence or a new legal argument to meet the requirements of the CCRC. The types of evidence that the students are exposed to include but are not limited to: witness statements, CCTV images, forensic evidence, cell site (mobile phone) data and digital evidence suc…

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  2. Cutting emissions in the road freight sector with hydrogen engines

    …g for Dr Atkins’ report was provided by Research England Strategic Priorities Fund and the Advanced Propulsion Centre, who work with industry and government to fund and influence the development of net-zero automotive innovation in the UK. Philippa Oldham, Stakeholder Engagement Director at the APC, said: “There is definitely a role for hydrogen in net-zero emission road transport, providing potential solutions to typically difficult to decarbonis…

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  3. New publication demonstrates scale of impact delivered by Research and Innovation at Alliance universities.

    …corporations to reduce energy use. The report also highlights how research undertaken by Alliance universities is helping to tackle the Covid pandemic, including the development of faster and reliable tests; drug treatments to reduce the severity of Covid symptoms on the most vulnerable patients; the creation of new vaccines as well as supporting the manufacture and rollout of existing vaccines. On the week of International Women’s Day, the public…

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  4. University Alliance Chair launches LGBTQ+ network for postgraduate researchers with ‘in conversation with’ talk.

    …e representation. Benjamin said: “Representation from individuals within these communities is something that I feel is vitally important in academia, so I am incredibly grateful to have had the opportunity to speak with Professor Debra Humphris last week, and discuss her experiences as a prominent academic who identifies as part of the LGBTQ+ community. University Alliance and the DTA provides incomparable support for its postgraduate research stu…

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  5. The employer perspective

    …nt in which universities operate is changing rapidly. The world of work is undergoing big shifts and, whilst it is hard to predict how access to skilled migrants might change as the UK leaves the European Union, we know that additional routes to higher skills will matter more, and prepare people for the changes they will face – whatever the outcome of Brexit negotiations. Partnerships between universities and businesses are essential to getting th…

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  6. Beyond cliché

    …te and a route to join their ranks – is perhaps why the three or four-year undergraduate degree at a university in an unfamiliar town or city has become the standard. It has been argued, by Nick Hillman, director of the Higher Education Policy Institute, among others, that the model originated to suit young men who had spent their early years at boarding school. They and their families were used to the idea that children and young people should li…

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  7. Setting out to explore new frontiers of collaboration

    …etwork. This will provide PhD students on the programme the opportunity to undertake a three-month industry placement in a Small- or Medium-sized Enterprise (SME). Whilst students gain valuable skills and experience, small businesses benefit from research expertise. International researchers and PhD students from the Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) will also join the DTA Energy Summer School in 2017 to catalyse further cross-bo…

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  8. More progress needed on collaboration between employers and universities to fill STEM skills gaps

    ….e. course development and delivery – within the university sector is less understood. Mind the Gap: Engaging employers to secure the future of STEM in higher education aims to provide key insights which the higher education sector, businesses and government can use to improve and increase employer-engagement to fill STEM skills gap. Notes for editors The research in this report centred around a survey of more than 60 universities on their employe…

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  9. Quality of UK HE will be number one issue during expansion

    …providers in England, commissioning the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) to undertake quality assurance across the system. The risk-based quality assurance system is yet to be fully implemented, and a lot is resting on it. It needs to be monitored carefully to ensure that risks are being correctly identified and addressed. The sector and regulatory bodies need to look at where the risks might be, for example: collaborative arrangements, changing co…

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  10. Why more shouldn’t mean worse

    …y, from new market entrant to centuries old establishment, should all fall under one HE quality system. One sector-owned UK Quality Code. One commitment to maintaining and enhancing the reputation of UK HE. But how far is that system able to cope with diversity? And how will it cope when student number controls come off for all but the highest risk providers in 2015-16? We need a quality assurance system that can balance two risks: the risk of sti…

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