From today's UK papers
FINANCIAL TIMES A "memory pill" that could repair the ability of our brains to learn and remember may be available within a decade, according to scientists from the Wolfson Institute of Biomedical...
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NEWS Research allocations: who gets what FEATURES John Kay on the art of indecision and why he left Oxford's Business School RESEARCH A glimpse inside your polluted home Bat hunting in Madagascar...
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La Paz: millions spent on quality
Bolivia is to use a $5 million (£3.5 million) contribution from the World Bank to help create a national accreditation council for the promotion of quality in Bolivian universities.
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ߣߣÊÓƵ embarks on quality control audits
ߣߣÊÓƵn universities will be subject to quality assurance audits for the first time next year. A new ߣߣÊÓƵn Universities Quality Agency has been established following an agreement by federal,...
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Bolivia's university plans get go-ahead
The Bolivian parliament has sanctioned government plans to create a new public university on terms that radically reinterpret constitutional guarantees of autonomy. The Universidad PNoblica y Aut"...
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Canadians want funding boost
The Canadian public would like the winner of this month's federal election to increase funding to higher education, according to a poll commissioned by a national student group. Despite the key...
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Red faces over White House forecast fiasco
Behind the high-profile humiliation of journalists and pollsters who wrongly predicted the outcome of this month's US presidential election is an entire faculty of embarrassed academics whose...
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Belgrade turns again to study
Slowly and painfully, life at the University of Belgrade is returning to normal. Professors long banned from departments are returning. Student activists are again picking up their books. Scores of...
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Campus life gets easier in France
An information service open all day from 8.30am, an afternoon left free each week for sporting or cultural activities and a joint student and business club are among initiatives introduced at one...
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Protests spread across Turkey
Calls to strip Turkey's higher education authority of its powers have reached the country's parliament, which is debating legislation to give individual universities more autonomy. The 19th...
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Cash and new tool aids ILT project
Students and staff at Warrington Collegiate Institute are appreciating the value of information and learning technologies with the help of Further Education Funding Council cash and a ground-breaking...
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German dons lose now to gain later
German academics could lose the right to patent their intellectual property under proposed regulations. Education minister Edelgard Bulmahn and the education ministers of the 16 states have agreed to...
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Remote Welsh colleges put on the net
Thousands of Welsh students will to benefit from the new technologies for learning in a £5.4 million funding boost. The Welsh Learning Network infrastructure project, managed by the Welsh funding...
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Fowl play
Will Byles, right , head of computer-generated imagery at Aardman Animation, explains techniques used in the creation of the film Chicken Run to students after his lecture organised by Swansea...
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Call for fines to root out racism
Scotland's higher and further education funding councils could play a key role in stamping out racism by imposing financial penalties on universities and colleges that fail to meet set targets,...