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Green shoots in a growing field
Plant Biotechnology Journal
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Not a tasty snack, but it boasts a good filling
Journal of Sandwich Structures and Materials
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Noble craftsmen and nice sofas
The Arts and Crafts Companion
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from an anonymously published novel whose title is an anagram: "If the reader will excuse me, I will say...
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I came, I sat, I read - and marvelled
The Architecture of the British Library at St Pancras
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Guide to surfer's gallery
Internet Art
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The dangers of a lot of knowledge
Leonardo
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Poll reveals pressure to dumb down
First-hand evidence of the widespread dumbing down of academic standards has emerged in an exclusive Times Higher survey. Academics reported that they were teaching students who were not capable of...
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Bristol reaps rewards of diverse mission
Entry grades and degree results have risen at the Bristol University department accused last year of social engineering by making lower offers to students from poorly performing state schools. The...
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'There is a lot of generalisation about different religions'
Kim Knott researches the religious beliefs and practices of various ethnic minority groups in Britain Kim Knott, professor of religious studies at Leeds University, is about to become director of a...
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On the move...
* Maureen Peters , formerly with the European Diagnostics Products Corporation and responsible for posts in research labs in the Royal Postgraduate Medical School, London, has been appointed manager...
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Top-up failures could go broke
Some universities could go bankrupt if they insist on charging full top-up fees and do not position themselves correctly in the market, the ÌÇÐÄVlog Funding Council for England has warned....
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Dissertations on offer at eBay fuel plagiarism fear
A booming trade in student dissertations on the internet auction website eBay could allow students to defy high-tech plagiarism detection systems, it has emerged. An investigation by The Times Higher...
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Government 'must step in to shore up unpopular subjects'
The Government should offer national scholarships if it wants universities to continue to offer less popular subjects such as foreign languages and physics, according to a leading vice-chancellor....