Immortal cells key to cancer
Scientists' understanding of how cancers develop is being rewritten by a new discovery in cell biology. The mechanisms that control cells dying may be the most crucial aspect of regulating the body,...
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Funders call for salaries lure
The Scottish Higher Education Funding Council has called for a continuing expansion of student numbers, backed by "fully competitive" salaries for staff. In a trenchant submission to the Government's...
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N. Ireland plans Scots model
Northern Ireland's regional education boards are likely to lose control of further education in the province. But the proposals for their future have not dispelled the uncertainty hanging over...
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Duty-free zones
The Revolt of the Elites and the Betrayal of Democracy
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Beyond incompetency
In Search of Management
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Good housekeeping on a dirty planet
The Greening of Industrial Eco-Systems - Greening the GATT: - Environmental Diplomacy - Governance by Green Taxes:
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Japanese way of the world
Becoming World Class
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Painting along the empire line
Impressionism in Britain - Prospects, Thresholds, Interiors
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An Englishman of note
Henry Purcell - Purcell - Henry Purcell
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From hedgerow to asylum
John Clare in Context
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Market price for morality
An Introduction to Business Ethics - Business Ethics
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Proud and humble characters
A History of Calligraphy
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The escape from God and tradition
Early Modernism
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The hereafter thereafter
The Egyptian Book of the Dead
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Chairs
CARDIFF INSTITUTE OF HIGHER EDUCATION Glyn Jones, artist and head of the school of fine art, has been awarded the title of professor. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON Michael Barnes, previously professor of...