Canada logs on to learn online
The Canadian Virtual University has become the largest online institution in the country after its launch last month. The new university is an amalgamation of seven universities that received more...
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A small step closer to a virtual world
Researchers at the University of Warwick have brought the possibility of virtual worlds as immersive as the real world a step closer. Until now virtual environments have been severely limited by the...
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Witch excuse now?
Railtrack boss Gerald Corbett should have given a talk to MBA students and staff at the Judge Institute in Cambridge on Tuesday, but it was cancelled. Water on the line? Or witches?
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Brit on the site
"I'm not that innocent," chants teen songstress and virgin vamp Britney Spears. Indeed not - her physical charms are being used as a guide to semiconductor physics, edge-emitting...
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Top Marx
Sir Stewart Sutherland, principal of Edinburgh University, has revealed what he does in times of stress. Addressing staff about how the university proposed responding to the ongoing decline in public...
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If I were King...
Cambridge University chemists are anticipating halcyon days following the appointment of their head of department, David King, as the government's chief scientific adviser. In Chem@Cam, the...
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An old look at what's new
The Cutting Edge
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Weak link in the chain
Applications of Markov Chains in Chemical Engineering
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Engineer a disciplinary mix
Introduction to Bioengineering
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Crash course in collision
Impact Mechanics
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Low-brow climbs the cultural ladder
The New Avengers
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Get ahead, get a demon bump
Body Modification
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Slaves with sensors
Robo Sapiens
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Falling fortunes of the lands of the rising sun
The Great Divergence
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Bribery and death: made in the UK
Britain is the world's second largest arms exporter. Tim Garden explores the murky underside of an industry that employs 400,000 people. Many British manufacturing industries have declined or...