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Wales gives best value for QR cash, study finds
Welsh universities lead the UK in terms of output quality per pound invested, says report from Learned Society of Wales
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Odds and quads - 21 February 2013
Based in North Easton, Massachusetts from 1803, the Ames Shovel Company flourished during the gold rush era and, by 1879, was producing three-fifths of the world’s shovels.Today, 783 of them,...
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Fergal Keane gives new perspective on war, history and the media
University of Liverpool’s new professorial fellow brings practical experience to academia
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Grant winners - 21 February 2013
European CommissionMarie Curie FellowshipAward winner: Andrew SutherlandInstitution: Aston UniversityValue: £185,026Polymers containing rhenium or molybdenum inorganic clusters for materials and...
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Antarctica: A Biography by David Day
Chris Turney reviews a history of attempts by Antarctic explorers to conquer the southern continent
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Passion and Paranoia by Charlotte Bloch
Oversensitivity is bad news for the debate, argues Joanna Williams
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Muslim Nationalism and the New Turks by Jenny White
Clémence Scalbert-Yucel on a worthy addition to the study of a state in flux
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Tennyson: To Strive, To Seek, To Find by John Batchelor
Gary Day hails a biography of an eminent Victorian
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Appointments - 21 February 2013
University of California, Los AngelesEarl FreymillerThe inaugural Bob and Marion Wilson endowed chair in the University of California, Los Angeles School of Dentistry has said that the accolade is “...
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British aim to forge UK-Israel links
Ambassador discusses efforts to combat perceptions of hostile sector
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European University Institute’s renaissance thinking
Jack Grove on a European institution’s mission to foster cross-border scholarship
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An English Affair: Sex, Class and Power in the Age of Profumo by Richard Davenport-Hines
Stephen Halliday finds no heroes, only villains and victims, in a sordid tale
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Vinyl: A History of the Analogue Record by Richard Osborne
The medium and the music it made possible inspire a groovy kind of love in Les Gofton
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Don't mention the flaws
Thank you, Times Higher Education, for updating readers about European Commission proposals “on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement...