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2013/06/19 06:28
2013/06/19 06:28
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The UK administrative data research network: impr...
... December 2012 | Developers of this report worked with government departments, academic experts, and funding agencies and representatives from all four nations in the UK to examine the best...
Medical Research Council Economic and Social Research Council Wellcome Trust
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2013/06/19 06:28
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2013/06/18 16:57
2013/06/18 16:57
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Views on renewable energy are sought
ISLANDERS are being asked for their views on renewable energy and the future of Guernsey’s electricity supply as part of a three-year research project. A University of Exeter student, Bouke Wiersma,...
2013/06/15 23:37
2013/06/15 23:37
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Missing adults hide – but they don't run far
The research discovered that despite fleeing their homes and everyday lives – and often taking extreme measures to stay anonymous, such as changing their appearance, using false identification and...
2013/06/13 12:40
2013/06/13 12:40
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Rail privatisation is 'great train robbery', find...
The privatised rail system relies upon billions of pounds of hidden subsidies and has failed to bring in private investment, according to experts at The University of Manchester. The TUC commissioned...
University of Manchester The University of Manchester Economic and Social Research Council Centre for Research Frances O'Grady
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2013/06/10 10:11
2013/06/10 10:11
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Government funds 3D print development
UK businesses will benefit from a £14.7m investment in 3D printing projects, according to Business Secretary Vince Cable. The Technology Strategy Board and Research Councils are investing £8.4m into...
Technology Strategy Board Vince Cable Coventry Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council Economic and Social Research Council
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2013/06/07 14:29
2013/06/07 14:29
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UK 3D-printing industry to get £14.7m investment ...
Business Secretary Vince Cable has announced plans to invest £14.7 million into innovative R&D projects that make use of 3D printing technology. Related Articles The lion's share of the investment -...
2013/06/04 19:42
2013/06/04 19:42
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Cognitive ability differences among the elderly e...
The joint study by the Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital, The Neuro, McGill University and the University of Edinburgh, UK was published today, June 4 in Molecular Psychiatry. It has long...
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University of Edinburgh University of Edinburgh McGill University McGill University Economic and Social Research Council
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2013/06/03 23:46
2013/06/03 23:46
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Be neutral, teachers warned
One of the country’s largest education authorities, Edinburgh city council, has told staff they must “facilitate fair and balanced discussions”, but not express their own opinions. The move came as...
Edinburgh University Yes Scotland Electoral Commission Economic and Social Research Council Larry Flanagan
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2013/06/03 12:40
2013/06/03 12:40
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Social and psychological experiments 'a waste of ...
... —A study suggests that money will continue to be wasted on research into social and psychological interventions unless the methods used by the researchers are fully reported in academic...
University College London University College London Oxford University Oxford University Economic and Social Research Council
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2013/06/03 10:43
2013/06/03 10:43
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Scottish teenagers fail to back independence
An opinion poll of Scottish teenagers suggests that under-18s will heavily reject independence in next year's referendum, after only 21% of those surveyed supported leaving the UK. The poll is the...
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Scottish Government Alex Salmond Edinburgh University Yes Scotland University of Edinburgh
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2013/05/22 15:12
2013/05/22 15:12
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New light shed on US government's extraordinary r...
A groundbreaking research project has mapped the US government's global kidnap and secret detention programme, shedding unprecedented light on one of the most controversial secret operations of recent...
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Central Intelligence Agency US government Reprieve University of Kent Sam Raphael
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2013/05/21 23:46
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Scots students could suffer
David Bell, a professor of economics at Stirling University, will tell a conference of academics in Edinburgh today that Scots could lose out on places in their home country amid an influx of those...
David Bell Edinburgh University Stirling University Stirling University European Union
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2013/05/16 12:26
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How social mobility got stuck
Tough at the top: the greatest number of social divisions occurs in the wealthiest 1 per cent of the British population. Photograph: Getty Images. The best place to look for rubbish written on social...
Denis Thatcher Margaret Thatcher BBC Margaret Roberts Tory party
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2013/05/16 12:09
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Depression and time perception: an interview with...
How is depression clinically defined? In clinical terms, depression is defined by the presence of a cluster of symptoms. The Diagnostic Manual used by many psychologists and psychiatrists cites nine...
University of Oxford University of Oxford University of Limerick University of Hertfordshire University of Hertfordshire
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