Top-up pensions contributions
John Mitchell (Letters, THES, April 28) seemingly thinks research grant-holders, rather than universities, are "employers" of those whose salaries are funded by the grant. The Association of...
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We must work together for a better future
Academics are concerned that government is trying to control the research agenda. Malcolm Wicks argues for dismantling the barriers of suspicion Some years ago, when I was a researcher on family...
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The power of a profile
English studies must improve its image. It needs prizes, TV slots and publicity, just like science, says Catherine Belsey What is the public standing of English studies? Not all that high, I suspect...
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Why I ......think employers should recruit Oxbridge graduates
Oxbridgejobs.com is the first niche "online" recruitment agency. We are matching the highest quality graduates with the highest calibre jobs. Eighty per cent of Oxbridge students enter university...
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Pain of a martyr nailed to the bed
Marcel Proust
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The price of the body's best-kept sequence
French DNA
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On the origins of a healthy profession
The Evolution of British General Practice 1850-1948
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Shedding light on darkness visible
Malignant Sadness
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A loopy model of mind
Enchanted Looms
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How can meat be sentient?
The Feeling of What Happens - The Mysterious Flame
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Holiday fun to poke tongue in cheek at Chomsky?
Lingua ex Machina
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Trying to distil a riddle of mind
Schizophrenia
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Goo, goo, e=mc², gah, gah, goo, goo
How Babies Think
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Intelligence tests, morons and g-men
The g-Factor - Measuring Minds - IQ and Human Intelligence
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Higher channels
John Davies passes sentence on the broadcasting output (all times pm unless stated). Pick of the week Underfed polar bears, bleached corals, disappearing toads - they are all symptoms of that global...