First Impressions
This week's First Impressions comes from one half of a famous and Nobel double act: "In the summer of 1955, I arranged to join some friends who were going into the Alps." Entries should be submitted...
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Taking it to the bridge
The Bridge Betrayed
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The uses of education
Closing the Gap
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Watered down
A History of Modern British Adult Education
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The harm of discretion
Walter Benjamin - Selected Writings
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Spore carriers of the floral army
The Natural History of Pollination
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Survival of the myopic
Plan and Purpose in Nature
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The insect in all of us
The Shape of Life
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Hirsute cousins on the brink
Great Ape Societies
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Start of history at the cutting edge
Biotechnology
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Man and superman
The Natural Science of the Human Species
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Awards
Council for British Archaeology. The Archaeologist of the Year award was presented to John Hunter, professor of ancient history and archaeology at the University of Birmingham, at the National Museum...
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Chairs
University of Leeds. Robert Mueller has been appointed to the first full-time NHS consultant post in clinical genetics; Allan Fordy, reader in applied mathematics, personal chair in nonlinear...
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Honorary degrees
University of Kent at Canterbury. DLitt: Robert Cohan, founding artistic director of London Contemporary Dance and its school; Paul Ackford, rugby correspondent for the Sunday Telegraph and editor of...
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Exchanges
The European Commission is seeking bids for the latest round of its innovative transatlantic student exchange schemes. The five-year project, launched last year to promote understanding between the...