Academic medicine on the critical list, says BMA
The shortage of teaching staff in medicine is reaching critical levels, the British Medical Association has warned.
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Hefce criticises self-governance
Academics on council may have 'vested interests', Cambridge warned. Melanie Newman writes
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Stronger university involvement in defence research is likely to follow the Government's decision to turn its major non-nuclear defence laboratories into an "agency" operating at arm's length from...
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News in brief
Vocational degreesHigher education for apprenticesThe Government has pledged to help more apprentices go to university and says it is considering a new form of vocational degree. John Denham, the...
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Daytime TV: The simple things
Gary Day on the beauty of everyday objects, a baroque pilgrimage and a long-running soap
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Most cited authors of books in the humanities, 2007
Data provided by Thomson Reuters’ ISI Web of Science, 2007
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Blue is the colour
Following the news of a porno shoot on Loughborough campus, the Head of our Plumbing Department, Professor L.M. Forsett, has responded with alacrity to the claim that Dr Jeff Freebody, a junior...
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The fusion of two cultures
Art and science can work hand in glove, writes Sally Feldman
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Off Piste: The great escape
Dwindling joie de vivre, receding hairlines and the sneaking suspicion that our PVIs are MIA: Paul Cornish makes an in-depth analysis of the midlife crisis and urges a robust action plan - on two...
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Leader: Awkward truths get short shrift
Although the Government has said it wants evidence to inform its policies, many academics feel that their voices go unheard
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From where I sit - Swat heritage hanging by a thread
Monuments did not make the headlines when the Pakistan Government recognised the Taliban takeover of the Swat Valley in February. This was understandable, as the closure of girls' schools, the fate...
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Donald Leach, 1931-2009
Donald Leach, a highly effective principal of what is now Queen Margaret University in Edinburgh, has died.He was born on 24 June 1931 and educated in Croydon, London. He left school at 16 to work in...
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EPSRC grant policy endangers UK science
The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council's recently announced policy change on the submission of research proposals for funding includes the statement: "From 1 June 2009, we will...
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Pay up, pay out and pay off 1
Your article on academic salaries states that the Higher Education Statistics Agency figures do not include the annual 3 per cent increment most academic staff would have received in 2007-08. Jocelyn...