Conjure a sheep out of thin air
Rethinking Cognitive Computation
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Fast movers are slow to keep up
Signposts in Cyberspace
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Can-do spirit versus the apparatchiks
Engineering Communism
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A DIY dream machine
The Elements of Computing Systems
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Deadline: 30/03/2006
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Threat to seize pay over exam boycott
University personnel chiefs are planning to withhold the salary of staff who take part in industrial action over pay, The Times Higher has learnt. Postings to the private Universities Personnel...
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Rebels push for vote on Oxford v-c
Senior figures within Oxford University are considering a vote of no confidence in the vice-chancellor, to reflect continuing opposition to his management style, The Times Higher can reveal. New...
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'I worry that it is the parents of the educated middle class who will gain'
John Micklewright, professor of social statistics, says 'trust schools' could become middle-class ghettos Controversial plans to give schools more choice over admissions could increase social...
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On the move...
* David Woolfson , professor of pharmaceutics at Queen's University Belfast, has been appointed chair of the British Pharmacopoeia Commission. * Alastair Thompson , professor of surgical oncology at...
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Farewell to journals on the shelf
Flicking through the pages of a specialist journal in the university library may soon be a thing of the past for many academics, following a landmark agreement this week between librarians and the...
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QAA finding on London 'perverse'
Members of the University of London have launched a rearguard action against academic watchdogs for publishing a critical audit of the university. The university's institutions, some of which are...
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Kelly tells Hefce to 'go further' in supporting drive to pull in poor pupils
Funding chiefs must shift more money into the drive to attract students from poor backgrounds into higher education, the Government has said. Ruth Kelly, Secretary of State for Education, urges the...
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£100m for 'new blood'
The Higher Education Funding Council for England has issued a call for nominations for "new blood" clinical senior lectureship awards. Hefce and the National Health Service trusts have committed £100...
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Original ideas wanted
The Plagiarism Advisory Service has invited submissions for papers for its second International Plagiarism Conference to be held from June 19-21 in Gateshead. Conference themes include managing...