Chris Parr is a journalist at TES Magazine. He focuses on education, higher education, and the intersection of science and technology, particularly in relation to artificial intelligence and machine learning. Chris has been featured in notable publications such as Longview News-Journal and Research Professional News.
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Chris Parr’s articles predominantly focus on higher education, with a substantial emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation. To effectively reach out to Chris, you should provide insights or expertise related to the impact of government policies or regulations on higher education institutions. You could also offer data-driven analysis regarding issues such as student loans, university funding, employment in academia, or the impact of various policies on universities.
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By: Chris Parr
Mission group chief Libby Hackett writes to John Healey ahead of autumn budget
By: Chris Parr
Johnny Rich warns of over-concentrating funding “in a few places, and with a few individuals”
Playbook speaks to the inaugural director of the ResearchPlus mission group
Balance of higher education funding now “badly out of whack”, says Universities UK chief
Are universities being too positive about their future prospects?
By: Chris Parr
Larger research universities excel on key government priority but trail modern peers on regional engagement
Fresh stats from the Department for Education put higher education issues in context
All the reaction to Andy Burnham's speech on place-based R&D funding Has the regionalisation of UK research funding begun in earnest?
The chief executives of the OfS set out their views on universities' financial sustainability
Can the Treasury offer a coherent vision for research in John Healey's first fiscal statement? Only one sleep to go before the budget.
