Posts by Jonathan Harle

Rising to the challenge – impact for early career researchers in 2024

Building early careers – new skills and community support 2024 has been a busy year for the INASP team, so...

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Can science diplomacy usher in a new era of research publishing reform?

Research and innovation underpin almost every imaginable form of social and economic advancement, but the costs of accessing and publishing...

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Opinion: East Africa Won’t Secure Its Future Without Equipping Its Graduates To Thrive

Transforming the prospects of Africa’s graduates – and its young people at large – might be the greatest contribution that...

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Artificial intelligence is here – we need to understand how to use it

Whether we like it or not, AI – and particularly generative AI – has arrived in higher education and in...

Cover of policy paper "Research Publishing Is an Under-Recognised Global Challenge"

Research Publishing Is an Under-Recognised Global Challenge: Opportunities for the G20 to Act

Global systems for disseminating new research continue to restrict access to significant amounts of new research and many cannot afford...

Weaving together a global team

INASP’s programme has always been rooted in the South – ensuring that Southern knowledge is visible and valued, and that...

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