In-vitro drug testing puts spin into Spain
Spain has the expertise to thrive in the world of spin-offs but red tape chokes the way, Rebecca Warden reports. Spain's first science park is in business. Eight pharmaceutical and medical companies...
Spain has the expertise to thrive in the world of spin-offs but red tape chokes the way, Rebecca Warden reports. Spain's first science park is in business. Eight pharmaceutical and medical companies...
Ugandan president Yoweri Museveni has failed to appoint chancellors at the country's four public universities despite a new law that requires him to do so. Historically, the head of state has been...
The Treasury has advised universities to stress their role in Britain's future prosperity rather than the funding gap when they bid for money in the spending review later this month. New studies...
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UK retention rate is second only to Japan The National Audit Office will praise the university sector for absorbing large increases in student numbers without corresponding increases in funding in a...
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Picasso's dazzling capacity for reinvention consumed many in its creative fire - not least the muses who ignited it. Henry Meyric Hughes writes. Pablo Picasso dominated the international artistic...
Keeping the Faith
Citizen Brands
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from the autobiographyof an angry older man: "May 8th is the one unforgettable feast in my calendar..." The...
The Asian Gang
The Monochrome Society
The Politics of War Memory and Commemoration - World War 1 and the Cultures of Modernity - The Construction of Memory in Interwar France
Internal Migration in Contemporary China