Brussels, 25 Jun 2004 The European Molecular Biology Organisation (EMBO) is inviting entries for its third award for communication in the life sciences. The award is intended for a life scientist who...
Brussels, 25 Jun 2004 The University of Leicester in the UK is organising a conference on e-learning, e-teaching and e-support, to be held in Leicester on 20 July. The aim of the conference is to...
Paris, 25 Jun 2004 The Cassini-Huygens mission, which is arriving in orbit around Saturn, has taken more than six-and-a-half years to reach its destination, and scientists have been working on its...
Paris, 25 Jun 2004 The inability to breathe is one of the most serious medical situations there is: emergency workers receive extensive training in methods of airway ventilation. So how well would...
Washington, 25 Jun 2004 The United States and the European Union (EU) have completed negotiations on an agreement to harmonize their respective satellite navigation systems: the existing U.S. Global...
Women are winning their struggle for promotion in UK universities as men turn their backs on a lecturing career, new figures suggest. The latest staffing figures from the Higher Education Statistics...
David Wilson, the criminologist who resigned from the Big Brother television show last week, has warned academics not to participate in reality TV programmes. Professor Wilson, a former prison...
Glasgow University professor Greg Philo, who has been putting the media under the spotlight for 30 years, was in the limelight himself this week as he underwent a series of gruelling media interviews...
Reading University's business school has appointed Philip Allmendinger , former head of the department of land economy at Aberdeen University, chair of planning studies; and Michael Ball , who...
Bust-up between AUT and management at Swansea escalates into 'all-out war'. Tony Tysome reports. A top barrister acting on behalf of the Queen as visitor to the University of Wales Swansea has...
The new director-general of higher education has worrying gaps in his knowledge and a lack of awareness of some of the key challenges facing the sector, according to a select committee report...
Thirty-one members of the UK eUniversity's staff, including the sales and marketing director, were paid performance-related bonuses of between 10 and 50 per cent of their salary while running the...
Brain drain or brain gain? What's really happening? Exclusive new research. Also Stefan Halper and Jonathan Clarke: Is the neo-conservatives' time up? On the money : The Cambridge Economic History of...
Study shows current system works. Anna Fazackerley reports. Academics should stop complaining about the pressures of the peer-review system and start working to educate the public about its...
The editor of a new reader-friendly version of James Joyce's Ulysses has conceded defeat to the author's grandson Stephen in the battle for Molly Bloom's apostrophes. A New Reader's Edition of...