Disabled by the system
The issue of access and access funds to university for mature and disabled students is very relevant to the series of articles you are running ("Living on borrowed time", THES, July 9), as is funding...
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My advice "book a passage to Zambia" (Star turn, THES, July 9) was in response to the question "if it's cloudy in Cornwall, when is the next chance to see a total solar eclipse?" and my answer...
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Prague
The law faculty at Charles University has filed a criminal complaint after the discovery that papers for last month's exams were on offer before the test for Kr100,000 (Pounds 1,800) complete with...
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Next week
NEWS Are universities good landlords? FEATURES Craig Venter, one man who could win the race to decode the human genome BOOKS At home with the Ayatollah Khomeini: Shusha Guppy reviews the first...
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Sources for research funding
Each week this section will list funds available for academic researchers. Details should be submitted to research@thesis.co.uk MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES & FOOD Animal Health and...
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Star wars start here
In what has been described as a battle between the Big Bang and Big Bucks, astronomers at an international conference have taken on the rest of the world to push for the preservation of the sky....
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Godmum to 14,000 growing children
Jean Golding oversees a project to chart the lives of a county's youngsters. Geoff Watts reports In the past month, infant school teachers in the Avon area of southwest England have been receiving...
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The price of success
Although R&D is vital to the bottom line, many British companies seem still not to have got the message. Martin Ince reports Are British companies finally getting enthusiastic about spending...
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Cutting edge
Enter the world of the supramolecular chemist, the scientist whose task it is to decipher nature's most complex codes The public perception of chemists is the crazy bespectacled professors of 1950s...
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Techno cheats bedevil sector
High-tech cheating will spread across higher education unless the problem is tackled urgently, computer experts warned this week. Last week's crisis at Edinburgh University - where grades for 90...
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Edinburgh alleged plagiarism probe to take 'weeks'
Edinburgh University officials said this week that the departmental investigation into plagiarism claims was likely to take "weeks rather than days", because examiners wanted to contact all the...
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Bett welcomed north of border
Unions want all to share pay rises. The Educational Institute of Scotland has welcomed the Bett proposals as ending a negotiating anomaly for Scotland's new universities, which operate outside the...
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How do you make a giraffe spit?
Heriot-Watt University materials chemist Christopher Viney this week had the tall order of getting a giraffe to dribble into a glass jar. He is investigating natural lubricants in a research project...
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Kuala Lumpur
The Malaysian education ministry says local universities must ensure Muslim and non-Muslim students share hostel rooms to promote racial harmony and integration. The education minister said the...
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Why I...... will not be attending the British Museum's Rosetta Stone exhibition
The simple answer is that I was not invited. Egyptians are unhappy that the Rosetta Stone - discovered in Egypt 200 years ago - is still in England, in the British Museum. The stone is a unique thing...