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From today's UK papers
GUARDIAN A young Dutchman confessed yesterday to having engineered the Anna Kournikova computer virus, that brought chaos to millions of machines around the world this week. The message said the...
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Experimental Research on Ageing
Deadline: 14/05/2001
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Functional genomics: exchange grants
Deadline: 31/05/2002
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Groundwater pollution: exchange grants
Deadline: 01/05/2001
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Environments & Ecosystem of the Eurasian Neogene (EEDEN)
Deadline: 01/04/2001
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Future Integrated Transport (FIT) Programme
Deadline: 12/03/2001
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PUST: national awards scheme
Deadline: 10/07/2001
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E-Science and Grid Research Funding
Deadline: 02/04/2001
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TV & radio guide - Thursday
Married to the Music (11.30 am R4). First of a series about composers' wives focuses on Mrs Elgar. The Material World (4.30 R4). Evidence of climate change three million years ago, recently...
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Who will get rich from the genome?
Some UK universities are sitting on a potential goldmine of gene-based patents which could lead to new medical treatments such as A once-a-year gene treatment for haemophiliacs A cure for...
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Latest international news
Africa urged to address sector issues The Association of African Universities has asked Kenyan president Daniel Arap Moi to raise issues affecting universities with leaders in the Organisation of...
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Latest UK news
Blackstone launches prison initiative Education minister Tessa Blackstone and prisons minister Paul Boateng launched a prison education partnership at Wormwood Scrubs today. They aim to ensure that...
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From today's UK papers
GUARDIAN Sir Michael Bichard announced unexpectedly yesterday that he is to stand down as the top civil servant at the Department for Education and Employment. Anna Kournikova, the 19-year-old...
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TV & radio guide - Wednesday
Memories Are Made of These (11.00 am R4). Involuntary recollection. Thinking Allowed (4.00 R4). Laurie Taylor talks with the LSE's Richard Freeman about British trade unionism and its recent...