How the Bomb's creator learned to love the United States
The Neutron and the Bomb
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Looking up, down the barrel
Eyes on the Universe
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Celling cancer
Matters of Life and Death - Racing to the Beginning of the Road
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Facts and frictions
Monad to Man
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A starry, starry knight
Edwin Hubble
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A brush with phenomenalism
Science and the Perception of Nature
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The burden of proof
Fermat's Last Theorem - Fermat's Last Theorem
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Clashes between the celestial busy-bodies
Solar System Astronomy in America
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Type cast
Five Hundred Years of Printing
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Gazing at ancient skies
Astronomy before the Telescope
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Chapter nous
Transferable Skills in Higher Education - Improving Student Learning - Learning to Effect - Changing the Higher Education Curriculum - Rethinking University Teaching - Effective Teaching in Higher...
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First impressions
This week's First Impressions, the competition in which you have to identify a book from its opening line, comes from a Cincinnati kid who thought that sudden changes of mind were a good thing: "...
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Chairs
University of Wales, Lampeter Dan Cohn Sherbok, rabbi, formerly at the University of Kent at Canterbury, has been appointed to a chair in Judaism. University of East London The following chairs have...
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Grants
University of Birmingham Research contracts Ms H. Kemshall, Pounds 37,000 from Home Office Probation Training Unit (project to inform future policy on training and development in relation to...
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The orator's obituary
The lecture was invented in the 5th century bc. Now it has had its day, says John Wakeford What, one muses, reminded of Darwin's experience as one sits through yet another colleague's inaugural, will...