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Different cake, similar taste
New-Dialect Formation
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Midwives of mental revolution
The Invention of Cuneiform
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It takes a cryptovirus to fight one
Malicious Cryptography
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A Big Brother's dream machine
The Government Machine
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Break the shackles of genes and memes and escape to utopia of rationality
The Robot's Rebellion
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Man in the street sheds light on AI
Growing up with Lucy
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Is Linux the front line in class war?
A Hacker Manifesto
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In the know, but out of sight
People who Live in the Dark
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Cash for grades trend risks Offa anger
Universities are considering putting part of the income from top-up fees into cash awards to attract bright students, rather than restricting their bursary programmes to applicants from poor...
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Bursaries put Oxford in touch
Oxford University is hoping to attract a different class of rugby player with a new bursary aimed at rugby league fans, writes Caroline Davis. Ian Lenagan, originally from Wigan, who studied at...
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Most PhDs desert academe
More than half of UK PhD students quit academia for industry as soon as they get their qualifications, according to the first-ever detailed report on the early careers of those with doctorates. While...
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'The show is a bit naughty, makes people laugh and is memorable'
After a day in the university lecture theatre, Chris Smith takes to the airwaves as the Naked Scientist. By day, Chris Smith is a clinical lecturer and specialist registrar in virology at Cambridge...
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On the move...
Health Professions Wales has appointed Hilary Neagle its chief executive. She was head of human resources at the National Health Service Wales. * Queen Margaret University College, Edinburgh has...
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NHSU may lose its bid for title
The Wells review could stifle university status plans. Anna Fazackerley and Claire Sanders report. The National Health Service may be forced to abandon its bid for a university title for its planned...