The sound of the upper classes falling off their perch echoes in the political necropolis
Liberals - The Strange Death of Tory England - A Companion to Contemporary Britain 1939-2000
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Any ciphers with your supper, sir?
When Computers Were Human
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When the geeks got brutal...
Brute Force
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Information machinations
Electronic Brains
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It was Ace, Deuce - then game went to bits
The Essential Turing - Alan Turing's Automatic Computing Engine
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a utopian work: "Up at the League, says a friend, there had been a brisk conversational discussion, as...
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Oratory rant that loses the crowd
Doing Our Own Thing
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A little proposition: contextualise 'this'
Minimal Semantics
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Glossolalia and other words without thought
The Cambridge Companion to Saussure
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Introduction
'At a time when the attention of the world is focused on Africa and, more generally, on global health and development, we at the Medical Research Council are pleased to be able to work with The Times...
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Find your niche
The Medical Research Council is keen to invest in innovators willing to take risks, Colin Blakemore tells Anna Fazackerley, but he advises all young researchers to consider a career strategy Colin...
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The fair and the fowl
A researcher working on a global health issue at a top institution on a five-year contract should feel secure. But Ruth Harvey, who is investigating avian flu, tells Anna Fazackerley that the...
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This fight is personal
Having seen Aids claim family members, Paula Munderi applied her medical skills to fight the disease. Becky McCall found her working on a clinical trial that offers a lifeline to devastated...
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Foreign intrigue
'It's great to focus on work and have time for life' Is a stint abroad a good career move? Becky McCall looks at the experiences of three researchers - one who went to Africa and stayed, one who has...