Finding: Effects of drug abuse persist
Regular abusers of cocaine and amphetamines could continue to experience impaired brain function and slower bodily movement up to a year after abstaining from the drugs, research has found, writes...
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A din set to fall on deaf ears
Shorter Oxford Textbook of Psychiatry
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The expert appliance of a people science
Psychology at Work
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The apple of our eye
The Cambridge Companion to Newton - On the Shoulders of Giants - Newton
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Coming to terms via a test of tolerance
Parallels and Paradoxes
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A diabolical deal that still endangers democracy
The Final Frontier
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What Wittgenstein and Warhol had in common
Elijah's Cup
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Turn around to find who you really are
Strangers to Ourselves
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If only Mr Blair were a bonobo
On Not Being Able to Sleep
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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 novel by a naturalist with South American roots: "It is a cause of very great regret to me that this...
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Seeing can be misbelieving
Is the Visual World a Grand Illusion?
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Laurie Taylor column
After you with that THES , Charles. Certainly, Geoffrey. Won't be a tick. Just skimming through this piece by Helen Hague about women still being seriously underrepresented among academics. Any good...
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Leader: European links are essential for UK research
Amid the icy relations between British ministers and their most powerful continental partners, today's meeting of research leaders from 45 countries comes at an opportune moment to demonstrate that...
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Leader: Social sciences need to find ways to share
Education secretary Charles Clarke suggested at a recent seminar that the prominence - perhaps even the existence - of think-tanks reflected badly on universities. Academics were not engaging...
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Break-up brings surreal sadness
As the studio and archive of surrealist poet André Breton go under the hammer, Dawn Ades deplores the destruction of a unique collection. The final curtain on a long drawn-out quest to save a unique...