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  1. Grant us fairer chance

    The success of a research proposal to the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council ("Grant rulings 'are skewed'", THES, July 11) depends very much on referees' reports and on how ranking...

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  2. A taxing proposal

    Nicholas Barr says that if higher education is funded from general taxation, "the taxes of a hospital porter would pay for the degree of the old Etonian" ("MPs maul ministers' blueprint", THES, July...

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  3. Pap and panoramas 1

    I'm sure Catherine Belsey does not admire the Cabaret figure who sings The Future Belongs to Me ("Why I...", THES, July 18). He wants Anschluss, not truth and reconciliation. The issue in English...

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  4. Pap and panoramas 2

    Catherine Belsey presumably gives marks to the work of her students, so why is she coy about assigning value to the work of writers they study? As students cannot cover everything, they can...

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  5. Physics fast with food

    Steven Ley says in the article about What's Cooking in Chemistry? ("An invitation to dine at the periodic table", THES, July 18), a collection of recipes from organic chemists around the world, that...

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  6. Valid definitions? 1

    The article "Quality audit queries OU-validated degrees" ( THES, July 18) about the Quality Assurance Agency audit of our Danish partnership misses the real significance of the report's findings. The...

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  7. Valid definitions? 2

    It seems bizarre that as Open University validation services' appointed external examiner at the Kolding Kobmandsskole, I was not contacted by the QAA audit team. I realise that the audit is...

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  8. All by the book

    A. D. Harvey (Letters, THES, July 18) writes about an instance when a book was unavailable for consultation in the British Library's reading rooms at St Pancras because it was out on loan. The...

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  11. UK's scientific advisory body to be reorganised

    Brussels, 23 Jul 2003 The body providing scientific advice to the UK government is to be reorganised in order to make clearer its role in relation to government priorities. The new terms of reference...

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  12. European society of cardiology congress 2003, Vienna

    Brussels, 23 Jul 2003 The European society of cardiology will hold its annual congress from 30 August to 3 September in Vienna, Austria. Doctors, researchers and pharmaceutical representatives from...

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  14. SARS off the critical list, but what's next?

    Brussels, 23 Jul 2003 With China and Taiwan now officially off the list of areas with recent local transmission of SARS, the chain of transmission of this new disease appears to be broken globally,...

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  15. Capitalising on 700 years of nanotech experience

    Brussels, 23 Jul 2003 Mention the word 'nanotechnology' and images of serious high-tech innovation come to mind, not Renaissance potters firing their richly glazed ceramics. New evidence looks set to...

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