‘Not all universities can be good at AI research’

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Funders 13 Oct 2026

‘Not all universities can be good at AI research’

By Rachael Pells

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Research leader calls for more “targeted and intentional” research priorities

Universities should make their research priorities more focused and intentional, while doing more to mobilise talent beyond academia, university research leaders have said.

At a Westminster Higher Education Forum policy conference on 12 October, panellists from industry and academia were asked to suggest three actions that higher education, research, enterprise and innovation organisations could do to adapt to the changing research and innovation landscape.

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