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Vice-chancellor of Bath University asked to leave immediately amid ongoing pay row
Dame Glynis Breakwell has been at the centre of a long-running argument around senior pay at universities.
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Undergraduates invited to take part in this year's National Student Survey
The National Student Survey, which was boycotted by several other student unions last year, has opened for final year undergraduates.
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The rowdiest gig the beacon theatre ever hosted
Music Editor Henry Eshbaugh flew all the way to New York to see the mariachi band from hell
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Student Academic Choice Awards set to officially open nominations this week
The SACAs, which had the highest number of nominations ever last year, officially open on Monday
Science
Say it with DNA – how our genetic code could hold the key to our data storage problems
We’re generating more data than ever before, but where are we going to store it? Some scientists are pinning their hopes on using the building blocks of life to help solve the issue.
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Physics students sent email, reminding them to "conduct yourself sensibly"
Students were reminded that homophobia, sexism, and racism were not acceptable in the department.
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Pandering to the collective
Panda Bear's latest EP is an exploration of his influences
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Organoids are Nature’s method of the year
The technique allows for new insights into developmental biology.
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New mathematics partnership gives hope to post-Brexit research
Imperial is opening a maths lab in partnership with a French research agency, offering some hope to post-Brexit academic funding
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Lights will guide you home: catching the northern lights in the UK
Scandinavian countries are famous for offering the best views of northern lights, or Aurora Borealis, especially visible above the North Magnetic Pole. However, getting up there may not be the best value for money. Luckily, there are some UK locations, where you can enjoy the lights for a short study
Film & TV
Killer robots, memory scanners, and self-driving pizza – welcome to the Black Mirror future
Charlie Brooker is back, with six new episodes of his dark sci-fi anthology. But how do these episodes compare to seasons past? We take you through the highs, the lows, and the weird.
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Imperial physicist recognised in Blavatnik Awards for young scientists
Dr Claudia de Rham was awarded a Finalist title, in the first year the awards were open to UK scientists.