Who got that job?
Lucia Nagib Job advertised in The Times Higher , October 17 2003 Lucia Nagib will take up a new chair in world cinema at Leeds University on January 1. The position was one of 20 centenary chairs...
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Giants of the US face contenders from all corners
The ability of institutions in Europe and Asia to attract and fund world-class research teams is cutting into America's monopoly on innovation in areas such as bioscience, discovers Martin Ince North...
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Old masters not alone in the arts landscape
In the Top 50, left, are the institutions our peer-review college regards as the best in the world at arts and humanities research. Uniquely among the data presented in this series, we do not show a...
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E-learning university targets student market in Singapore
More than 1,500 Singaporean students are expected to enrol with Scotland's Interactive University, generating an anticipated £6 million over the next three years, writes Olga Wojtas. The news was...
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E-learning university targets student market in Singapore
More than 1,500 Singaporean students are expected to enrol with Scotland's Interactive University, generating an anticipated £6 million over the next three years, writes Olga Wojtas. The news was...
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IAEA looks to the future following 50 years of nuclear power
Brussels, 28 Jun 2004 Exactly half a century after a nuclear power plant in the former Soviet Union became the first to be connected to a national electricity grid, the International Atomic Energy...
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The rise and fall of humanity's civil tongues
Empires of the Word
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Royal Society
Deadline: 31/01/2001
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Murky reflections of temples and images
Burma's Lost Kingdoms
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Anyaoku chair set to help revitalise institute
Richard Crook has been named the first Anyaoku chair of Commonwealth studies at London University. It is hoped that the post will revitalise the Institute of Commonwealth Studies. The ICS came near...
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Red on maps, grey in minds
Britannia's Empire - The Absent-Minded Imperialists
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We must tame the globe to benefit its poor
Human Development in South Asia 2001
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Radio frequency identification devices (RFID) - frequently asked questions on Commission's consultation, link to speech by Commissioner Reding
Brussels, 16 October 2006 See also Viviane Reding: RFID - why we need a European policy SPEECH/06/597 EU RFID 2006 Conference: Heading for the Future. Brussels, 16 October 2006 The European...
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Voyage to oceanic origins sinks in historical currents
The Silent Landscape
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Fees for medics shatter PM's limit
Australian medical students face a A$200,000 (£79,000) bill for their training at the University of Melbourne. Critics say the fees, potentially payable from 2005, breach the commitment given by...