Suspicions that shape a nation
Falun Gong - A Bitter Revolution - China's New Nationalism
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Spinning yarns with silk road storytellers
Central Asia has a huge hunger for cultural expression and exchange. The UK should do more to satisfy it, says Sally Pomme Clayton. On tour in April with the British Council Literature Department to...
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UCL marks 30 years of e-networking
The UK's first electronic messages were full of complaints about unexpected delays, writes Steve Farrar. Yet the bouts of lethargy that would suddenly afflict the net when Peter Kirstein was trying...
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UCL marks 30 years of e-networking
The UK's first electronic messages were full of complaints about unexpected delays, writes Steve Farrar. Yet the bouts of lethargy that would suddenly afflict the net when Peter Kirstein was trying...
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A myth that rises to the challenge
The Sacred Footprint
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Forecasters and new meteo satellites
Paris, 23 Jul 2004 The UK Met Office is this year celebrating its 150 years of weather forecasting. Created in 1854 to provide meteorological and sea current information to shipping, it is today one...
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Alliance to fill gap in online market
A group of top research universities, Universitas 21, has launched an online MBA as a first step to capturing a $111 billion (?66.7 billion) untapped postgraduate market. U21 Global, a partnership...
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We must build bridges - our future depends on it
Universities are in a prime position to develop relationships between disparate cultures, writes Hans van Ginkel Connectivity, change and convergence are generic features of the world in which we...
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Globetrotter that put down roots in manor
Rhododendrons are one of the most important groups of plants in the gardens of the British Isles and of North America, yet most species come from Asia and from the tropical vireyas from the mountains...
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Commonwealth Science Council to sharpen focus on technology and innovation
Brussels, 25 Jun 2003 The Commonwealth Science Council (CSC) is to revive itself with a renewal plan which will outline ways in which the organisation can increase its focus on technology and...
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Saving Private Hubble
Paris, 09 Jul 2004 To study neighbouring planets, distant stars and galaxies light years away, astronomers have constantly strived to improve their instruments. But for years, our Earth's atmosphere...
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Eastern horizons of the art and science of governing
Japanese Journal of Political Science
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Eastern horizons of the art and science of governing
Japanese Journal of Political Science
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Leader: Quality is key to overseas market
Some of the more extravagant projections of future global student mobility have been toned down in the latest studies, but both the Commonwealth and the IDP, the Australian universities'...
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Leader: Quality is key to overseas market
Some of the more extravagant projections of future global student mobility have been toned down in the latest studies, but both the Commonwealth and the IDP, the Australian universities'...