On the Agenda – Week 38, 2018

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21 september 2018 | This week's On the Agenda with China to weed out foreign content in school books, the depressing state of British higher education, Japanese universities under threat of hackers, women less likely to be peer reviewers and editors, what's next for the Open Science Monitor and all on Turkey.

Take 1 –Education

China to weed out foreign content from schoolbooks https://t.co/uQ5vvzlJvS

— FT China (@ftchina) 21 september 2018

https://t.co/QoE3R6r1nU

— Martha Kanter (@MARTHAKANTER) 18 september 2018

Wise and depressing from ⁦@chakrabortty⁩  https://t.co/WPewRXV0Sn

— Owen Gibson (@owen_g) 20 september 2018

Enemies find a gap in Japan’s cyber-armor when they launch a hack attack — universities.https://t.co/hR5eCFdTQy

— Nikkei Asian Review (@NAR) 17 september 2018

Take 2 –Research

Women worldwide, and researchers outside North America and Europe, were less likely to be peer reviewers, editors and last authors.  https://t.co/uy5ZYt9X0G

— Nature News & Comment (@NatureNews) 20 september 2018

. #OpenScience Monitor: What’s Next? > Blog Post by Director of #Research @osimod  #euopenscience https://t.co/UDIoc4QXqD

— lisboncouncil (@lisboncouncil) 14 september 2018

Great argument for why it’s time that private industry, venture capitalists and private equity funds stepped in with funds to support #startups that are focused on deep science and technological #innovation https://t.co/dgGgCEUb7c

— Kiran Mazumdar Shaw (@kiranshaw) 20 september 2018

Famed mathematician claims proof of 160-year-old Riemann hypothesis https://t.co/EnVY5XYBYO pic.twitter.com/0VhetYB3NM

— New Scientist (@newscientist) 21 september 2018

Take 3 –Turkey

#Turkey takes steps to streamline education: Erdogan https://t.co/z7m1i5lpID pic.twitter.com/b2q36lnpfd

— ANADOLU AGENCY (ENG) (@anadoluagency) 18 september 2018

Dislike of Recep Tayyip Erdogan is one of the few things that unites German politicians https://t.co/7WyOY7FRHX

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) 21 september 2018

Under Threat At Home, Refugee Scholars Find Academic Havens At U.S. Universities by @deborahamos via @NPR

Nazan Bedirhanoglu: “Speaking truth in #Turkey means you are going to end up in jail” https://t.co/nC8KU4IVHE

— Ahmet S. Yayla (@ahmetsyayla) 18 september 2018

Thousands of #Syrian children return to school in #Turkey https://t.co/d6a7NR1fvN pic.twitter.com/35D6rEAw7x

— ANADOLU AGENCY (ENG) (@anadoluagency) 17 september 2018