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9 Sep 2014:
Letters: The claim that university research funding would be maintained in an independent Scotland is meaningless. The present Scottish government cannot bind any future government
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5 Sep 2014: Letters: The loss of this important research collection would therefore have a devastating impact not just on the artistic heritage of Britain
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1 Sep 2014:
Experts fear independent Scotland would lose billions of pounds of UK funding as yes campaign says government would fill gap
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Guardian Professional, 25 Aug 2014: The majority of smallholder farmers are female, so what can academics do to ensure their views are heard?
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Guardian Professional, 22 Aug 2014: African research could solve Africa’s problems, but who is investing in it? Join our debate 28 August, 1-3pm BST. Sponsored by Path
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19 Aug 2014:
Researchers have tried to understand gum-chewing's effects on chewers, but they haven't really come up with any answers
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17 Aug 2014:
Research project is aimed at discovering how the treat can stay solid when sold in warm climates
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15 Aug 2014: Incentives have been extended in the hope it will put the UK in a strong position to benefit from hi-tech industries
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15 Aug 2014:
Stephen Curry: Traditionally, science holds itself to account through peer review. But more openness in these procedures may be needed to sustain public trust
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Guardian Professional, 14 Aug 2014:
We are neither expats nor migrated scholars, but double-sided people who bring a competitive edge to British universities
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10 Aug 2014: 'Jewel in University of London's humanities crown' faces court review of status and protesters say it is at risk of being broken up
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8 Aug 2014:
Researchers looked at advice given by dental associations, toothbrush and toothpaste companies and in dental textbooks
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8 Aug 2014: Kim Carr: Ian Macfarlane completely misses the point about research – it should be focused on the pursuit of new knowledge, not mere instrumentalism
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Guardian Professional, 5 Aug 2014:
The increasing pace of human discovery is a curse – we need to rethink what it means to publish the results of research
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4 Aug 2014:
Teen drinking is widespread in Melbourne, but new research has found that where you live has a big influence on where and how you get your first drink – with implications for city authorities
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