Durable views of an island in constant flux
John Donat, Crete 1960
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Dust thrown in the eyes of the faithful
Mao's War Against Nature
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A little control takes heat off
Population and Climate Change
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Fuel for future debate
Tomorrow's Energy
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Minefield for unwary
The Changing Population of China - Understanding Chinese Society
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Pricing the best game in town
The Earth Around Us - Blueprint for a Sustainable Economy
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A classical collection
Introduction to Algorithms
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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 macabre novel of teenage fantasy: "I had been making the rounds of the Sacrifice Poles the day we...
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Iffy index no help to fuzzy logic
Encyclopedia of Computers and Computer History
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Put life's process into your program
Evolutionary Computation, Volumes One and Two
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Idol talk and flights of fantasy
On the Road of the Winds
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Smooth cog in Nazi machine
Brendan Simms pierces the truth about Hitler's favourite architect. Virtually all of the Nazi leadership arraigned before the international tribunal in Nuremberg in 1946 disclaimed any guilt and...
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Laurie Taylor
A German academic has been illegally working for six years at two universities on two full salaries. He taught finance and accounting at one and thermodynamics at the other - Article in The THES ,...
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Letter: Is ILT value for money?
If Paul Clark, chief executive of the Institute for Learning and Teaching, heeded his members he would realise that many are dissatisfied with the ILT's performance (Letters, THES , February 1). The...
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Letter: Students deserve a better deal 1
Your editorial on the archaic nature of university admissions only begins to scratch the surface of the system's imperfections and inefficiencies ("Archaic system for admissions has had its day",...