Seeking inspiration in science
There's nothing sinister about scientists and theologians working together, says Paul Davies Two centuries ago, the origin and fate of the universe, the emergence of life and the nature of...
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Can't read? Say Hello to something glossy
If words aren't sinking in, reach for less challenging matter, says Susan Bassnett Writer's block is a pretty well-documented phenomenon, and most of us have suffered from it at some point. It can...
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'What would make you come to our university?'
Southampton is determined to recruit a more diverse staff. Mandy Garner reports Universities have recently been criticised in The Times Higher (Features, March 4) for failing to do enough to...
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'D' stands for a delicate touch
Going back to basics to support students in need of extra help must be handled sensitively. Remember, you are not teaching stroppy teenagers, says Harriet Swain He's a student with a fantastic brain...
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Department audit
Julie McLeod, head of department, gives the lowdown on biomedical sciences at the University of the West of England * Total number of academic staff: 15 * Number of permanent academic staff: 15 *...
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HR report slams the middle manager
Do you find it hard to lead? Are you anti-management? If so, you are probably a middle manager in a university, according to a report from the Higher Education Policy Institute on modernising human...
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Who's in who's out?
Cardiff Sandra Elliott, deputy chief executive of Visit London (formerly the London Tourist Board), will join Cardiff University in May as director of its International Development Division. She said...
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QAA code calls for better trained researchers
Universities need to improve research skills training for postgraduates to meet new government requirements. From the beginning of the next academic year 2005-06, institutions must ensure that...
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If benefit of tax credit for research only avails when carried out in given EU country, it violates
Luxembourg, 10 March 2005 C-39/04, Laboratoires Fournier SA v Direction des vérifications nationales et internationales Judgment of the Court of Justice (Third Chamber) on 10 March 2005 (...
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Italy has failed to transpose biotech patents directive: opinion (C-456/03)
Luxembourg, 10 March 2005 C-456/03, Commission des Communautés européennes contre République italienne Opinion of Advocate General Ruiz-Jarabo Colomer on 10 March...
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Agenda of the Research Working Party and Joint Research/Atomic Questions Working Party, 14 March
Brussels, 10 Mar 2005 Full text of Document 893/05 Research Working Party 1. International science and technological cooperation - information from the Commission 2. Human resources in science and...
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Supporting scientific research in the EU
Strasbourg, 10 Mar 2005 Pia Elda LOCATELLI (PES, IT) Report on the Commission communication on science and technology, the key to Europe's future - guidelines for future European Union policy to...
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Trade in embryos and egg cell donation
Strasbourg, 10 Mar 2005 Motions for resolutions - Planned egg cell trade Doc.: B6-0199/2005, B6-0200/2005, B6-0201/2005, B6-0202/2005, B6-0203/2005, B6-0204/2005, B6-0205/2005 Vote: 10.03.2005 In...
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Convention d'Århus Preparation du Conseil Europeen de Printemps (Extract from: Provisional Version, Environment Council of 10 March)
Brussels, 10 Mar 2005 Le Conseil a adopté des directives de négociations en vue de la préparation de la 2ème Réunion des Parties à la...
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MEPs deliver ringing endorsement of Commission's revised Lisbon agenda
Brussels, 10 Mar 2005 The European Parliament has adopted a resolution by 514 in favour to 110 against, with 20 abstentions, confirming that the updated Lisbon strategy should be the EU's top...