Tranquil tea from the tropics
Strathclyde University scientists are helping to discover whether herbal teas used as sedatives in Latin America could lead to a new type of tranquilliser. The Strathclyde Institute for Drug Research...
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Skin survives test of time
The skin properties of a man discovered in an Alpine glacier in 1991 have remained virtually intact for five millennia, Bradford University pharmacists have discovered. The scientists have examined...
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Rough ride for warship design
British naval sailors of the early 19th century endured "living hell" because the design of their warships meant they were buffeted by the smallest wave, Plymouth University researchers have...
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A big book for the masses
Cultural Politics
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A blockbuster guide to Bollywood
Encyclopaedia of Indian Cinema
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A gamine life of two halves
Mrs Jordan's Profession
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Beyond Baywatch
Media, Culture and Morality
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Dead poets' society
Rimbaud and Jim Morrison
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An epic of reel lives
A Biographical Dictionary of Film
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France's irritable intellectual
Roland Barthes
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Game players, rule breakers
Jean Renoir - Our Films, their Films
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An era programmed by programmes
As Seen On TV
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Behaviour that flies in the face of conditioning
The Moral Animal
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If Ken could see her now . . .
Barbie's Queer Accessories - Inside the Mouse
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If only humans could monkey around . . .
The Trouble with Science