Last great mystery is in the grey cells
The World in My Mind, My Mind in the World: - Consciousness
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Hard-won insights of men who opened our eyes
Brain and Visual Perception
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What drove the apes to abstraction?
The First Idea
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A few dry dreams - but no awakening
13 Dreams Freud Never Had
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Pioneer Award
Deadline: 01/12/2005
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Pioneer Award
Deadline: 01/12/2005
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Pioneer Award
Deadline: 01/12/2005
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Bennett Non-Clinical Fellowships in Experimental Haematology 2006
Deadline: 01/12/2005
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Pioneer Award
Deadline: 01/12/2005
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5.4% pay rise masks gloom
Academics earned nearly £36,000 on average last year, up by 5.4 per cent on 2003 according to the latest university-by-university figures compiled exclusively for The Times Higher . The rise was 2...
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A dash of polish for would-be professors
Hundreds of UK academics have signed up to a cult US e-mail service that offers to help them become "silver-tongued scientists" on course for a professorship. "Tomorrow's Professor" subscribers...
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'We are committed to communicating with the public and policymakers'
Carol Dezateux is excited at the prospect of heading a new MRC Centre of Epidemiology for Child Health Carol Dezateux became interested in epidemiology through her research into the impact of viral...
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On the move ...
* Chris Gale , head of undergraduate studies at the Law School at Leeds Metropolitan University, has been appointed professor and founding director of legal studies at the newly formed Bradford...
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Critics fuming over RAE criteria
Academics say that interdisciplinary research, early-career staff and the UK's reputation will suffer in RAE 2008. Anthea Lipsett reports Academics have voiced concerns that the switch to four new...
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Distinction for the few mooted in degree review
Traditional degree classifications would be replaced with a three-point scale awarding the majority of students a basic pass or a fail and bestowing a distinction on a handful under proposals put out...