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  1. In the news: Norman Askew

    Higher education will inherit one of industry's great communicators in September when Norman Askew becomes chair of the new company that will oversee the merger of Manchester University and the...

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  3. Latest research news

    Blair signals gene therapy expansion Genetic technology has the potential to transform health care in the future, prime minister Tony Blair has said. Mr Blair was speaking on Tuesday morning hours...

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  4. EU funds project to improve organic food chain

    Brussels, 13 Apr 2004 Under the thematic priority 'Food Quality and Safety' of the Sixth Framework Programme (FP6), the European Commission is funding an Integrated Project called '...

  5. Forestry research comes out of the woods

    Brussels, 07 Apr 2004 Pioneering research spanning the entire forestry-wood chain ¨C from forest genetics, management and conservation through to pulp and paper production ¨C is coming into its own,...

  6. Is insurrection the road to resurrection?

    French cafes used to buzz with the sound of heated debate, yet many of today's travailleurs intellectuels feel they are being given the cold shoulder. Three philosophers kick off a five-page look at...

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  7. Who got that job?

    Ivan Popov, 44 Job advertised in The THES , April 4 2003 New Directions Lecturer in Rapid Product Development Department of Mechanical and Design Engineering Portsmouth University The position...

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  8. Who got that job?

    Ivan Popov, 44 Job advertised in The THES , April 4 2003 New Directions Lecturer in Rapid Product Development Department of Mechanical and Design Engineering Portsmouth University The position...

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  9. 'Mismanagement is holding back science'

    British science is being held back by deep-rooted mismanagement within the government and its research councils, according to a report published today. The report, commissioned by the centre-right...

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  10. Hold the bubbly...

    The Chancellor gave science some good news but no reason to pop the cork, says Peter Cotgreave For weeks in advance, the leaks and gossip all suggested that good news was coming in the Government's...

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  11. Labs can throw a lifeline to our struggling nations

    Tony Blair must make the creation of scientists throughout the developing world a priority, says Robert May A major factor in the Western world's takeover of the New World and Oceania was the viral...

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  13. EU Research Round-up

    Brussels, 16 September 2005 A regular look at what&rsquo;s going on the world of European research, showing the breadth and diversity of EU-funded research projects. In this issue: Europeans...