Sophie Hogan is a senior journalist at [Employer]. She covers UK and European research policy, with a focus on higher education, science, and the intersection of education and technology, including AI and publishing. Sophie has been featured in The PIE and Research Professional News.
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Sophie Hogan's coverage indicates a strong focus on international education, particularly English Language Teaching (ELT), student migration, and study abroad programs. Her articles often reference government announcements and cite data to support her reporting.
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By: Sophie Hogan
UK share of EU research funding rose in 2024, reversing downward trend since 2016 referendum
By: Sophie Hogan
“Efforts must increasingly focus on long-term capacity building and institutional development,” says federation
By: Sophie Hogan
Plan also heralds doubling of AI Research Resource power and more PhDs in “critical fields”
By: Sophie Hogan
UK Committee on Research Integrity co-chair pushes mandated contribution statements, but researchers sceptical of practicalities
By: Sophie Hogan
The rewards of partnering on a £2 million Ofwat bid
By: Sophie Hogan
Funding €16.5 billion Future Circular Collider is “big but not impossible ask”, says Mark Thomson
Policy Fellowships invite researchers into the corridors of power once again UK Research and Innovation has opened a new round of its Policy Fellowships with up to 50 18-month placements available.
By: Sophie Hogan
Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity links up with specialist philanthropic organisations for project grants scheme Top tips
By: Sophie Hogan
But Erasmus+ programme for academic mobility and cooperation would get extra 5.47 per cent
By: Sophie Hogan
New journal will examine its own implementation of open peer review
