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What makes some birds spend years perfecting their nests, why do spiders spin webs, and who has the blueprint for the queen bee's palace? Karen Gold gets the answers from the UK's only professor of...
What makes some birds spend years perfecting their nests, why do spiders spin webs, and who has the blueprint for the queen bee's palace? Karen Gold gets the answers from the UK's only professor of...
For those who are multilingual, switching between languages is often unconscious. But, asks Geoff Watts, what triggers the switch and what happens when the controlling mechanism goes wrong? Digging...
Reading Popular Physics
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a prizewinning historian: "However much they might have agreed on the need for accuracy and...
Evocative Objects
Karl Brandt, the Nazi Doctor
Assisted Dying and Legal Change
A History of the Heart
Law and Order
Two's Company, Three Is Complexity
The Other Invisible Hand
Hurricane Dean is coming, but there's no place in the evacuation strategy for Kevin Fong. Time to stockpile emergency waffles? I am in my cubicle tapping merrily away while a hive of activity carries...
You should not assume that your students know how to think, says Harriet Swain, but you can help them to develop those skills by adopting techniques designed to expand their minds - and yours...
Name : Hugh Jones Age: 39 Job: Registrar and secretary, Goldsmiths, University of London Salary: Yes What's your practical training/education? BSc (Econ) in Philosophy, LSE; MA Higher and...
In Ask the Panel, September 7, we incorrectly reproduced a response by the University and College Union to a question about staff representation at disciplinary hearings. The printed version said...