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Today's recommended read
UK facing decade of uncertainty
Comments from Lord Kerr of Kinlochard, author of Article 50, who gave last night’s IPR Public Lecture
Sky News, BBC stations (no links available yet) Daily Telegraph Australia and seven other outlets
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What will happen to women's rights now that Donald Trump is President?
Professor Nick Pearce (Institute for Policy Research)
New Statesman
Preventing tsunamis with deep ocean sound waves
Dr Philippe Blondel (Centre for Space, Atmospheric & Oceanic Science)
International Business Times UK
Hard work taking its toll as employees emotionally exhausted, study finds
Dr Bruce Rayton (School of Management)
Daily Star (no link available), Guernsey Press and eight other outlets
Researchers found your Android lock screen pattern can be hacked in just five attempts
Dr Kwang In Kim (Dept of Computer Science)
Mic.com and Terra.es (Spain)
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Women changing the face of edtech
Professor Semali Perera (Dept of Chemical Engineering)
Edquarter, University Business and Education Technology
Thought for the day: Bravo to the young carers
Reverend Nigel Rawlinson (Chaplaincy Centre)
BBC Radio Bristol
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Blow for schools as teacher recruitment crisis is denied The i newspaper
Graduates head north to get on property ladder The Times
Schools accused of illegally cherry-picking pupils The Times
Why degrees are not the key to happiness The Times (subscription required)
Overseas teacher recruitment drive revealed BBC Online
Universities must do more to tackle the unfair, elitist admissions system The Guardian
Unsackable senior staff make life even harder for junior academics The Guardian
Science teacher shortage spreads The Independent
Universities monitored your emails long before Prevent – don’t believe the fake news The Telegraph
The poor pupils ‘written off’ by HE access programmes TES
The chances of disadvantaged pupils going to Oxbridge and other key points from new uni stats TES
Drive to bring in foreign science teachers The Times (subscription required)
Winners, losers and trends in the last recruitment cycle Wonkhe
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