Larks for the eagle-eyed
Field Guide to the Birds of Britain and Europe - Field Guide to the Birds of Britain and Ireland
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Mr Otis regrets a lost challenge
Scientific American Triumph of Discovery
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Myths and materials
Arguments against Secular Culture
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Poets with stars in their eyes
The Cambridge Guide to the Constellations
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Signposts for the press gang
The Twentieth-Century Newspaper Press in Britain
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Sound guide to hearsay evidence
The Handbook of Phonological Theory
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The push and pull of atoms
Nature's Imagination
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Watching us watching it
Television
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Who found out what where
A Travel Guide to Scientific Sites of the British Isles
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Final Word
This week's Final Word comes from a contemporary of Thomas Paine: "Thus had France grown up, and sickened on the corruption of a state diseased. But, as in medicine there is a species of complaint in...
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The department of psychology at Reading University has embarked on a three-year research project on the mental health of young people, looking particularly at the factors that contribute to...
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Honorary degrees
UNIVERSITY OF SUNDERLAND Honorary fellowship: Stephanie Yearnshaw, commander of the South Tyneside Area, Northumbria police; William Dunlop, chief fire officer of Tyne and Wear Metropolitan Fire...
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Grants
UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE Research grants. Dr M J Downie, Pounds 122,838 EPSRC (teaching company scheme between Tyne Dock Engineering, engineering Design Centre & Department of Marine...
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Events
SOLDIER'S EXPERIENCE A conference focusing on the experience of soldiers in the major combatant armies in Europe, North Africa and the Middle East during the second world war has been organised by...
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Chairs
UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM Adrian Cruise, deputy director (space technology) British National Space Centre to the chair of astrophysics and space research; Kenneth Harris, lecturer in physical...