Polymers proliferate
An Introduction to the Mechanical Properties of Solid Polymers
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Histories of science friction
The Values of Precision - Trust in Numbers
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Quantum paradoxes
Quantum Theory - Veiled Reality - Quantum Non-Locality and Relativity
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Space, time and space-time
What Spacetime Explains
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Technicolour exotics
Quantum Field Theory
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The lazy, hazy days of summer school analysis
Large-Scale Matrix Problems and the Numerical Solution of Partial Differential Equations
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Top quarks and intricate lattices
Quantum Fields on a Lattice
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Whatever happened to Bohm?
Quantum Mechanics
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A mathematical leg-up?
On the Shoulders of Giants
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Crumbling cornerstones
Michael Scott believes the traditional concept of a university is crumbling fast, and a good thing too. The popular conception of university education is based on the Oxbridge model and, to a lesser...
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Course obstacles
Universities have historically done little to make disabled students welcome, and still have no statutory duty to do so. Simon Midgley finds out how their lot has improved since the 1970s. In some...
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Self-fulfilling action
Helen Garrod was born with a form of dwarfism and spends much of her waking day in an electric wheelchair. Now 24, she recently left Nottingham University where she achieved a first-class honours...
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Essential parts
Is the modularisation of courses a stepping stone or a stumbling block? The latest signs seem to point to a brighter future, say Norman Jackson and Patricia Gregg. Nearly 90 per cent of universities...
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Promotions
SHEFFIELD HALLAM UNIVERSITY. Principal lecturer and reader: Barry Goodchild, senior lecturer in housing and urban planning. Senior academic: Glyn Owen, former principal lecturer, policy research...
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The job's the thing
The growth of business studies may not simply be cause for celebration all round, as Lucy Hodges reports. Anyone who thinks Britain is still churning out too many arts graduates - people who can read...