University reform: a flawed experiment?
The Times Education Supplement world university rankings cast doubt on the "radical reform" of England's university system
Stars of the natural world in extreme close-up
Take a microscope's-eye view of the world with the best winning shots from the Nikon Small World competition
Physics Nobel winner: I discovered a cosmic mystery
Adam Riess explains why his discovery of accelerating cosmic expansion is Nobel-worthy - even though we don't understand its cause
Literature of medicine: the era of fiction?
Judging the Wellcome book prize for tales of medicine, illness and health, Roger Highfield found fiction is fast gaining ground against fact
Tributes for Steve Jobs, the man who tamed technology
The death of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs has united friends and enemies in tribute
Zoologger: The first reptile with a true placenta
One African lizard has embryos that implant themselves into the wall of its womb - just as they do in mammals
Born to be Viral: Watch a surgical robot peel a grape
Four arms are better than two, as surgical robot shows its dexterity by peeling a grape
Cool light to bring quantum magic into the real world
A laser has cooled a microscopic silicon strip to a point where it should start exhibiting quantum behaviour
Kidney recipients freed from lifelong drugs
Pioneering treatment helps kidney-transplant patients dispense with rejection drugs
Fewer asteroids found near Earth
NASA's WISE satellite has taken a census of near-Earth asteroids, finding a fraction as many objects larger than 100 metres across as previously thought
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