Mimic packs armful of tricks
Eat your heart out, Rory Bremner. Scientists have discovered an Indonesian octopus that can alter the shape and colour of its body to mimic at least three different creatures. While other species...
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Air takes heat for the climate
The atmosphere is the great leveller when it comes to determining global climate. Scientists have found that it plays a much greater role in redistributing heat from the tropics to the poles than do...
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Latest international news
Chile ups spending to boost standards Chilean education minister Mariana Aylwin has announced a special government contribution of 31,000 billion pesos (£30 million) to help raise flagging higher...
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Latest UK news
£28m PPP builds two FE colleges in NI Sean Farren, Northern Ireland’s minister for employment and learning, has launched a £28 million public-private partnership for new buildings for further...
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From today's UK papers
The Guardian The chief executive of one of the UK's main exam boards quit yesterday after accusations of marking blunders. Christina Townsend left Edexcel following what she described in her...
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APPOINTMENTS Royal Northern College of Music The following have been appointed: Melinda Maxwell , director of woodwind studies; Linda Merrick , director of performance studies and senior tutor in...
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Conscious of the need to talk
Neural Correlates of Consciousness
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How to find phobic stimuli
A Dictionary of Psychology
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Action before thought is a key to survival
I of the Vortex
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Evolution of the auto pilot
The Brain's Sense of Movement
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Lost in a mind field
Mind in Everyday Life and Cognitive Science
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Square meals and multicoloured menus
Synaesthesia
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A polluted puddle of poetry and psychosis
Strong Imagination - The Madness of Adam and Eve
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Schools of thought that help settle America's young arrivals
Children of Immigration
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A design for our future
<P style="MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px"> Mary Warnock looks at how far we should go to create a 'perfect' child We are told that this is David Galton's first book "for a general audience"; and it...