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17 Aug 2014:Tiny skeleton from Indonesia's Flores island is unique ancient species, insist researchers
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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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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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24 Jul 2014: Alexander Sodiqov told to remain in the country while authorities investigate spying charges against him. Katya Kumkova reports
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10 Jul 2014: Journal of Vibration and Control says 60 articles published over last four years cited academics with 'assumed identities'
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20 Jun 2014:
Kicking off a new series on urban academic studies, Kat Martindale reviews research into the impact of Toronto’s repeated failure to land one of sport’s most high-profile prizes
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4 Jun 2014: Education of foreigners often surpasses that of average German but access to well-paid jobs is less certain
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2 May 2014: Dean Burnett: From the perspective of present-day PhD students, the key to success can be daunting, or even seemingly-impossible.
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22 Apr 2014:
It is one of the hardest places in the world to tweet from but there is a network of experts covering everything from culture to politics. Here’s our pick to get you started
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18 Apr 2014:
The choreographer Shobana Jeyasingh explains the thinking behind her project Translocations, which invited scholars from unrelated disciplines to interpret her work
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Guardian Professional, 2 Apr 2014:
There's no shortage of female expertise in universities, yet men's voices still predominate in the media. Bryony Merritt looks at what university press officers can do to redress the balance
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24 Mar 2014:
Case centres around man who argues that mocking scholars in an academic debate about Scrolls is protected by the First Amendment
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15 Feb 2014: Paul Warmington: We have a strong tradition of black thinkers in the UK, yet interest and coverage is rare outside Black History Month
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31 Jan 2014: Dan Gillmor: A proposal to ban some academics from blogging is terribly misguided. The real issue isn't blogging, but acting responsibly
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29 Jan 2014:
Professors criticise the International Studies Association's suggested ban as 'antithetical to the entire academic enterprise'
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