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Latest Issue No 21: May 2005 Culture, media and gender studies Philosophy Law Economics Geography & environmental science Literature No 20: February 25 2005 Biological...
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Small Business Research Initiative
Deadline: 28/04/2005
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Let's hear it for silent hero of an epic quest
A fluke led Kevin Brownlow to write a history of early film that helped rescue a neglected genre. Christopher Wood explains Kevin Brownlow did not intend to become Britain's leading film historian....
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Supertext: The textbook that changed my life
Of course I could write. I had just turned out a lengthy PhD, hadn't I? But while my new employer conceded that I had, somehow, survived a scientific education still able to write a sensible sentence...
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Female heads big winners in pay stakes
Female university heads are among the biggest winners in the latest rankings of senior academic salaries as pay rises for vice-chancellors reach record highs. In this year's pay survey of university...
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'Isolated' black staff plan network to challenge union over race
Black academics are so disillusioned with the Association of University Teachers that they plan to set up a network to put pressure on employers and unions to take race equality more seriously. An...
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'We need to lay the right foundations. there is a lot of work to be done'
Mike Prosser hopes to boost evidence-based research when he joins the Higher Education Academy When Mike Prosser becomes the Higher Education Academy's research director on March 1, he will lead the...
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On the move
Seamus McDaid , vice-principal, professor and interim chairman of Renfrewshire and Inverclyde National Health Service Primary Care Trust, has been appointed acting principal of Paisley University....
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Tobacco cleans up toxic act
Tobacco could soon be used to treat cancer-causing pollutants thanks to a bizarre twist of science. Companies still traditionally deal with the problem of contaminated land by removing the soil and...
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'Diplomas fail to heal 14-19 split'
Higher and further education leaders united this week to criticise the Government for wasting the opportunity to reform 16-to-19 education. The Government has ignored the central plank of proposals...
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The Highers set to roll out red carpet for HE
The first annual awards to recognise the achievements of universities, colleges and the people who work in them are launched this week by The Times Higher . Fourteen awards, covering a wide range of...
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MPs to attack UKeU bonuses
MPs are to savage the bonus payments paid to key figures behind the UK's ill-fated e-university in a report next week. The Times Higher has learnt that the Education and Skills Select Committee...
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