Outsiders are moving into pole position
As UUK meets this week, Claire Sanders looks at 'non-aligned' institutions. The power of "non-aligned" universities, those that sit firmly outside bodies such as the Coalition of Modern Universities...
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Commission and Parliament organise joint cancer research conference
Brussels, 02 August 2002 The European Commission and the European Parliament are working together to organise the conference 'Towards greater coherence in European cancer research', to take place in...
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Portal power
Portals are virtual gateways to information sources filtered specifically for the user. Pat Leon looks at why more and more universities are investing in them Three years ago, Craig Gibson, a...
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Liberate the labs
The UKresearch establishment hobbles its scientists. We must set them free, says Stuart Lyons Britain's science is in a poor state. This is not because our scientists lack talent - they are among the...
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Science centre sets sights on keeping women in work
An ?800,000 science centre will be the keystone of the government's new strategy to encourage women to pursue careers in science. Its tasks will be to recognise and reward good employers, raise the...
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Foresight in action: Malta and the eFORESEE project
Brussels, 19 May 2003 With many of Europe's leading foresight practitioners gathered in Ioannina for the Greek Presidency conference on foresight in an enlarged European research and innovation area...
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Brave new idea spurs David to harness Goliath
The New Financial Order
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Fine tuning finds old frequencies
Telecoms in the Internet Age
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Brave new idea spurs David to harness Goliath
The New Financial Order
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Fine tuning finds old frequencies
Telecoms in the Internet Age
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'Please don't come around, we're having a bloody nightmare'
Hammered by BSE, foot-and-mouth and the recession, British farmers are battling to survive. Matt Lobley and Matt Reed spoke to farming families in Devon feeling the pressure The past few years have...
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Don't be Jack of all trades, become the master of one
Capitalise on strengths and collaborate with others if you want more cash. Alison Goddard reports on the latest funding blueprint The blueprint for the next five years of English higher education was...
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Nuna II ready for its debut
Paris, 25 August 2003 On 19 October 50 racing cars will be in Darwin, Australia warming up for the start of the 7th World Solar Challenge; among them, a slick student-built machine that profits from...
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Science and Technology for Sustainable Development - a G8 Action Plan
Evian, France, 02 Jun 2003 We recognise the need, as acknowledged in the World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD) Plan of Implementation, to support the development of cleaner, sustainable and...
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Analysis: 'We build up a community of friends'
Clive Robertson is head of the subject centre for hospitality, leisure, sport and tourism based at Oxford Brookes' School of Hotel and Restaurant Management. He also runs a consultancy in product...