Emily Dixon is a Europe Reporter at Times Higher Education. With a diverse background in journalism, she covers topics related to home and garden, house design, and both commercial and residential real estate. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as The Times, OnLondon, and Inside Higher Ed.
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Emily Dixon's coverage reflects a strong focus on European legislation, university leadership, research funding, visa requirements and language barriers. She also covers topics related to culture & society. Given her coverage attributes, she may be interested in receiving pitches that provide expert commentary or analysis on legal policy regulations affecting universities and academic professionals across Europe.
Pitches should offer insights into the impact of legislative changes or government announcements on higher education institutions and researchers. Additionally, given her interest in cultural topics such as gaming (in particular "The Legend of Zelda" and "League of Legends"), there might be an opportunity to tie these interests into educational aspects or societal influences.
Given Emily's focus areas and themes covered, sources with expertise in European laws impacting academia, international education policies, language barriers for academics, gender quotas in research funding and cultural impacts within the academic world could find success when reaching out to her.
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Two universities explain how they facilitate open discussion on contentious issues between researchers and the broader public
By: Emily Dixon
Lottery-first approach can increase applications and success rate of ‘structurally disadvantaged’ researchers, study finds
By: Emily Dixon
Universities ‘afraid to be trans inclusive’ after Supreme Court ruling and OfS Sussex fine, leaving staff fearing ‘hostile environment’
By: Emily Dixon, Sammy Adams
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While the commercial industry has been a traditionally strong market segment for flake manufacturer Torginol, it says the real opportunity for growth is in the residential market. Following the pandemic and given the current housing market, it’s no secret that many homeowners are opting to stay put and are less likely to move compared to just a few years ago. That’s leading to more homeowners coming up with new ways to expand their current home or renovate it.
The Heart in the Park in Port St. Lucie, Florida, is home to the world’s tallest stainless-steel heart sculpture. A green cementitious mix was used for the concrete work surrounding the 73-foot-tall sculpture. Photos courtesy of Rich Rhoades
By: Emily Dixon, Bren Simon, Basalt Fibers, Richard Wang
Concrete Decor is a valuable source of information, ideas, product news and training relevant to both commercial and residential work in decorative concrete and related specialties.
By: Joe Bridgland, Sammy Adams, Emily Dixon
London, Friday 27th March 2026: MCM Comic Con are delighted to announce that cast members of the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animated series will...
