Following a steady rise in sales of course literature between 2001 and 2011, sales levelled off before reaching a new peak during the pandemic year of 2021. Then sales plummeted by 40 per cent in the period until 2024.…

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Universitetsläraren Sweden·higher-ed

There are no easy solutions to ensure access

“I sometimes feel that the debate about course literature is a bit too simplistic,” says Måns Svensson, Chair of the Association of Swedish Higher Education Institutions’ expert group on university libraries and…

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Universitetsläraren Sweden·higher-ed

No going back

Wasma Amin Abdelgadir Ahmed meets us in the entrance hall of the Science for Life Laboratory in Solna. Cheerful and proud, she shows us around the building at Scilifelab, as it is commonly abbreviated. It is a research…

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Universitetsläraren Sweden·research

AI is breaking down academia’s language barriers and that is a good thing

I am more creative in Turkish, my mother tongue. My arguments are sharper, my reasoning more precise, my voice more my own. Yet the academic system demands that I perform in English, not as a pedagogical goal, but as an…

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