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Neanderthal still walks among us
Mapping Human History
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Marine beauties display their all
The Algorithmic Beauty of Seaweeds, Sponges and Corals
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Wood with real polish
The Ecology of Trees in the Tropical Rain Forest
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Science shuts its eyes to evidence
Lessons from the Living Cell
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Selected social and unsocial acts
Sense and Nonsense
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Looking for life force in maggots and mud
Things Come to Life
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Laurie Taylor column
Why dump dons when they turn 65? (Experience counts for little if the years are stacking up) - THES , November 22. Good morning, seminar group 26. As this is the final seminar this term on the...
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Leader: Students must be convinced of a degree's value
What is a degree worth financially? The question is central to the government's justification for charging more for higher education. Ministers claim the lifetime premium is £400,000; the opponents...
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Leader: Reduce the schemes but add more cash
Today's announcement of new student support arrangements is not the one that the pundits are waiting to see. The big news will come in January, with the likely extension of education maintenance...
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Intellectual integrity that may get lost in the scrum
Sport psychology has been around for a long time, but its status is still in question, says Adrian Mourby. The first Institute for the Study of Sport and Physical Culture was established in St...
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Coaches slated for failing the team
Sports minister Richard Caborn is engaged in a tug of war with sport scientists. He says they focus on elite athletes. They insist their research benefits everyone. Matthew Baker reports. It may be...
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Wanted: bright graduates, any discipline, to keep UK moving
Congestion and a lack of transport planners is causing gridlock in Britain, argues minister John Spellar. The government's £181 billion Ten-year Plan for Transport is vital if Britain is to sustain a...
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Is rush hour here for transport degrees?
Suzanne Stevenson seeks an alternative route out of transport gridlock. John Polak is intrigued by the tiny, seemingly inconsequential decisions that influence how, when and why we embark on journeys...