Peer performance
Further to the article by Alan Ryan (“The best of the lot”, Opinion, 28 March): isn’t he describing the House of Lords as was? A random selection of the good, the bad and the indifferent - with peers...
Further to the article by Alan Ryan (“The best of the lot”, Opinion, 28 March): isn’t he describing the House of Lords as was? A random selection of the good, the bad and the indifferent - with peers...

Source: AlamyClass acts: a little taste of the finer thingsNew research findings from Dr Nicola Ingram of the University of Bath show that some middle-class students at the post-1992 University of...

Source: ReutersPeak performance in aid of breath of lifeScientists at a UK university are working in one of the harshest environments on Earth to further vital research into the effects of low oxygen...

The Army’s teamwork ethos shaped the management style of the University of Essex’s Anthony Forster

These items come from the archive of the Nobel prizewinning novelist J. M. Coetzee, which was acquired by the Harry Ransom Center, the humanities research library and museum at the University of...

Research club offers hands-on access to fascinating materials from aerogel to baby teeth

Vast digital archive of court records 1674-1913 is ‘dead people’s big data’

Theatre director uses fellowship to give dramatic shape to the stories of ex-combatants

Western universities are refining their offerings as the city-state’s economy gets back on track. Jack Grove reports from the UAE

Economic and Social Research CouncilDFID-ESRC Growth Research ProgrammeAward winner: Christopher WoodruffInstitution: University of WarwickValue: £361,028Training, productivity and upgrading:...

University of CambridgeDavid MacKayDavid MacKay, who has recently been appointed the Regius professor in engineering at the University of Cambridge, said that despite a brief phase when he had other...

Academics have paid tribute to “the godfather of British animation” for playing a pivotal role in putting the subject on university syllabuses

A rising proportion of university applicants will have vocational qualifications. The sector must respond, says Mary Curnock Cook

Kevin Fong boldly takes science to pupils in post-Thatcher, post-Spock galaxies
