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Education - Life Sciences - 12.03.2018
Rector and vice rector join official state visit to Canada
Education - 07.03.2018
Mutual inspiration: Gillian and Janet
Environment - Education - 02.03.2018

Education - 28.02.2018
University of Melbourne recognised for online education
Education - Politics - 23.02.2018
Former Chair of House of Commons Education Select Committee joins University of Nottingham
Health - Education - 23.02.2018
Children with chronic kidney disease at risk of lower IQs
Children with chronic kidney disease (CKD) are at risk of lower IQs and deficits in academic skills, University of Sydney research reveals.
Education - 22.02.2018
German universities likely to benefit from Brexit
Education - 21.02.2018
Calls for language discrimination to be tackled
Education - 20.02.2018
Promoting language diversity
Education - 19.02.2018
Croatia signs Cooperation Agreement
Education - Art and Design - 19.02.2018
Commissioners announced for creativity and education partnership
Career - Education - 16.02.2018
Majority of looked after children and young people feel being in care has improved their lives - but younger children need more support
Astronomy / Space - Education - 12.02.2018

Education - Health - 05.02.2018
UCL bucks trend with 15% rise in applications
Education - 02.02.2018
UCL has higher state intake than many Russell Group peers
Education - 01.02.2018
State schools often better managed than private schools
Education - 31.01.2018
University supports disadvantaged pupils into higher education
Linguistics / Literature - Education - 31.01.2018
UCL celebrates success of young readers in London
Education - Administration - 30.01.2018
Lancaster University at the heart of major European heritage language project
Health - Education - 29.01.2018
New study to help improve life for headaches sufferers
Education - Pedagogy - 29.01.2018
Graduating Class of 2031: a new world for today’s kindergarten
Education - Health - 23.01.2018
Living in poverty - the Global Multidimensional Poverty Index
New figures for Angola, Armenia, Ethiopia, Nepal and Senegal have been published by the Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative (OPHI).
Pedagogy - Education - 23.01.2018
Backpacks, shoes, and bedtimes: our experts’ back to school tips
Pedagogy - Education - 17.01.2018

Huge rises in the cost of private schooling in the UK in recent decades have had little impact on the number of parents choosing the sector for their children, according to a new analysis from UCL.
Education - 16.01.2018
Being bilingual may help autistic children
Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) often have a hard time switching gears from one task to another. But being bilingual may actually make it a bit easier for them to do so, according to a new study which was recently published in Child Development. "This is a novel and surprising finding," says Prof. Aparna Nadig, the senior author of the paper, from the School of Communication Sciences and Disorders at McGill University.
Education - Research Management - 10.01.2018
Cardiff University launches ambitious new strategy
Administration - Education - 03.01.2018
Professor appointed to key position in research quality assessment
Career - Education - 27.12.2017
Successful re-accreditation by the RICS at the TU Wien
Event - Education - 20.12.2017
Screenwriting team win prestigious Government award for university teaching
Education - 14.12.2017

Primary schools should consider putting their best teachers into Reception classes according to researchers at Durham University, who found that children who were taught well in their first year went on to achieve better GCSE results in English and Maths. The study of 40,000 children in England provides evidence that a boost in development from an effective first year of school remains with children right through to the end of compulsory education at age 16.
Education - Health - 14.12.2017

Education - Health - 13.12.2017
Calls for major overhaul of sex and relationships education
Media - Education - 12.12.2017
Successful instruction is digital - but not exclusively
Environment - Education - 11.12.2017
Education and Research on the Sustainable Use of Resources with Biochar
Life Sciences - Education - 07.12.2017

Education - Health - 07.12.2017

Higher educational attainment is associated with a "significantly lower" chance of people suffering Alzheimer's, according to the biggest genetic study into the potential causes of the disease reported today in the BMJ.
Education - Administration - 07.12.2017
Pupils from across the country celebrate Mandarin success
Education - 07.12.2017
A promising future
Education - Linguistics / Literature - 05.12.2017
Experts respond to PIRLS literacy study
Education - Astronomy / Space - 04.12.2017

Computer Science - Education - 29.11.2017
Child-proofing the ’Internet of Things’
Computer scientists are to explore how children can stay safe and retain their privacy as they engage with the 'Internet of Things' (IoT).
Research Management - Education - 29.11.2017
Four subjects in top 50 of THE world rankings
Health - Education - 28.11.2017

Event - Education - 28.11.2017
VUB awards honorary doctorate to Dr. Emma Bonino and the inhabitants of Lampedusa
Education - 27.11.2017

Education - Life Sciences - 24.11.2017
Heidelberg Researchers Study Unique Underwater Stalactites
Innovation - Education - 23.11.2017
Switzerland and India will launch a new call for joint research projects
Chemistry - Education - 22.11.2017
Discover Chemistry of Christmas at Fargo Village this weekend
Education - Administration - 21.11.2017
PISA Study: Good results in teamwork
Education - Research Management - 21.11.2017
ANU Asian language courses to be available online
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Event - Feb 10
Événement AMIDEX, AMPIRIC Les Actualités de la recherche : conférence de Alfredo BAUTISTA
Événement AMIDEX, AMPIRIC Les Actualités de la recherche : conférence de Alfredo BAUTISTA
Innovation - Feb 10
Focus on artificial intelligence: pioneering projects from the Department of Creative Technologies
Focus on artificial intelligence: pioneering projects from the Department of Creative Technologies
Life Sciences - Feb 10
Less, but more: a new evolutionary scenario marked by massive gene loss and expansion
Less, but more: a new evolutionary scenario marked by massive gene loss and expansion

Linguistics - Feb 10
How Natural Language Processing contributes to society: an interview with Professor Lonneke van der Plas
How Natural Language Processing contributes to society: an interview with Professor Lonneke van der Plas

Economics - Feb 10
Swiss parents prefer savings accounts to investment funds when saving for their children
Swiss parents prefer savings accounts to investment funds when saving for their children

Health - Feb 10
Ontario Tech students pitch health-care AI-driven ideas with Lakeridge Health experts
Ontario Tech students pitch health-care AI-driven ideas with Lakeridge Health experts
