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  1. Research executive

    The verb that describes what postdocs do (besides assisting a lot of teaching) is "to execute research" (Opinions, April 20). In grant proposals, the academic staff who will be paid to do the work...

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  2. Plagiarism policy

    Will the Minister for Higher Education ever take his head out of the sand? Bill Rammell's response to the increasing numbers of international students faced with plagiarism charges is wholly...

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  3. Cold (war) comfort

    The release of Cold War archives offers little insight into the fight against al-Qaeda, writes Peter Hennessy, but it does focus attention on the current parlous state of civil liberties in the UK (...

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  4. Watching them watching us

    With ministers deriding civil liberties to tackle an overstated terrorist threat, we need credible oversight of the security services, argues Stephen Dorril On November 24, 1974, after a series of...

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  5. Blind faith

    Why are some British academics so eager to deny the organised Islamist threat to the security of Britain, asks Anthony Glees On August 5, 2005, after the 7/7 and 21/7 bombings, Tony Blair announced...

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  6. This is where the buck stops

    Anti-globalisation activists and US academics may be united in their disdain for sovereignty, but it is still the most effective way to ensure that power is accountable, argues Christopher Bickerton...

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  7. Distinct, not separatist

    Scottish universities flourished before and after the Act of Union. And while they always focused on the nation's history, they were never nationalistic. Lindsay Paterson considers why The...

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  8. Research Grants

    Deadline: 25/08/2007

    #Funding opportunities

  10. Small grants

    Deadline: 31/08/2007

    #Funding opportunities