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London Business School dean to leave John Quelch, dean of London Business School, is to step down at the end of the academic year for personal reasons. He and his wife, who is American, will return...
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FINANCIAL TIMES Ministers should rescue the closure-threatened government laboratory at Daresbury in Cheshire, according to a confidential report. Companies have welcomed guidelines issued by the...
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Tennessee seeks equality through scholarships Racial quotas at Tennessee's public colleges and universities are to be abandoned. Under new arrangements, the state will instead invest up to $75...
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Academic heads medical watchdog Alistair Scotland, director of medical education and research at London’s Chelsea and Westminster, will be the first chief officer of the doctors’ watchdog announced...
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Latest UK news
Academic heads medical watchdog Alistair Scotland, director of medical education and research at London’s Chelsea and Westminster hospital, will be the first chief officer of the doctors’ watchdog...
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New year's honours: more
OBE Patricia Greenhalgh , senior lecturer, department of primary care and population science, University College London, for services to evidence based medical care.
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Project Grants
Deadline: 02/02/2001
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INTEGRAL: announcement of opportunity
Deadline: 16/02/2001
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One-year Scholarships
Deadline: 26/01/2001
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Nato-Russia joint scientific and technological cooperation
Deadline: 15/03/2001
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Postdoctoral Research Fellowships
Deadline: 29/03/2002
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Drug giants call the tune
A multimillion-dollar lawsuit against a Californian university professor will erode the objectivity of research funded by corporations, according to worried American academics. In the California case...
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Funding to get no increase
There will be no real-terms increase in the unit of funding for teaching and core research next year, the latest funding council figures confirm. The Higher Education Funding Council for England has...
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Thatcher - not just a milk snatcher
"Margaret Thatcher - saviour of the Open University." The label is less familiar than "milk snatcher" or "iron lady", but cabinet papers for 1970, released earlier this week under the 30-year rule,...
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Performance pay strings divide sector
Performance-related pay is set to be introduced in universities as part of a series of measures to tackle poor teaching and stop the threatened brain drain of top academics. Lecturers' leaders and...