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• Mars lander carries UK equipment - UK Trade & Investment
• New Fellow of the Royal Society
• New Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Education at the University of Cambridge announced
• University joins leading carbon-management scheme
• Visit by President of the world?s only university for Deaf students
• How can we measure the emotional states of animals?
• New £6.6m Clinical Research and Imaging Centre for Bristol
• Professor is new Chair of Government's Advisory Council on the Misuse Of Drugs
• Music student scores at Cannes
• Project to professionalise UK research management - Science Business
• June e-learning workshops for staff
• Jayne Pearce appointed Press Chief for 2012 Olympics
• ?State of the Art? team win national entrepreneurial award
• ?State of the Art? team win national entrepreneurial competition
• Sunshade World ? a global warming solution?
• UK researchers developing self-repairing aircraft - Gizmag
• Public-sector workers do 120 million hours of unpaid overtime a year
• Unlocking Gridlock
• Summer swimming lessons at Bristol University
• New projects to raise UK profile in synthetic biology - EurekAlert (press release)
• Lack of dental care may have life-threatening implications
• UK lecturers call for moral review of Israeli college links - Mathaba.Net
• Lack Of Dental Care In The UK May Have Life-Threatening Implications (Medical News Today)
• UK Research Councils to Fund Synthetic Biology Initiatives - GenomeWeb News (subscription)
• Is your dog the 'Best in Show?'
• Come and explore the mysteries of the natural world
• Provost of Yale nominated as next Vice-Chancellor
• Oxford turns to US for vice-chancellor - Ninemsn
• Next Vice-Chancellor nominated - Cherwell Online
• UK National Grid Service augments University of Bristol Resources - innovations report
• Lancaster gender expert appointed to UNESCO Chair
• Women of Cambridge
• England?s poorest suffering increasing levels of severe dental disease
• High-profile tour aims to forge links with American universities - ic Wales
• Tour aims to forge links with US universities - ic Wales
• Students hold ?Big Give? to help community
• Be part of the solution
• Tour to enhance US interest
• Why the US should collaborate with Cardiff - ic Wales
• Breaking new boundaries
• Defence industry conceals university funding, report claims - Times Online
• Knighthood for former Vice-Chancellor
• Head teacher is Phoenix knight - BBC News
• HEFCE Chief Executive appointed as Birmingham's next Vice-Chancellor
• Professor Andrew Hamilton confirmed as next Vice-Chancellor
• Teachers around the UK honoured by Queen - ATL Education News
• National salary bargaining starts in universities (Scoop.co.nz)
• Commanding positions - guardian.co.uk
• Lecturers 'pressed to boost degree results' - Independent
• Top scientists say ?NHS won?t survive next 20 years?
• Centre for Indian Business appoints first chair and director
• Looking into our bodies
• Student helps revive lost 60?s photo archive
• A breakthrough in glass
• Copy editing - guardian.co.uk
• Forty years in exile: return to the promised land
• University honours leading entrepreneurs
• The Vice-Chancellor welcomes UK Higher Education Minister Bill ... - University of Ulster Online
• Sight problems for UK Asian young - The Press Association
• Sight problems for UK Asian young (Channel 4)
• University appoints new dean
• More overseas students could distort results because they expect ... - This is London
• Thousands to sample university life
• Bristol engineers ride high in national awards
• £1.2 million for research into self-hearing materials
• £1.2 million for research into self-healing materials
• Bristol joins Santander universities
• Vice-Chancellor honoured with knighthood
• Academic switches on new generation of business brains - Telegraph.co.uk
• UK beef more tender than American, reveals test - Yorkshire Post
• A* at A-level: benefit or menace?
• Interview: Andrew Hamilton - Chemistry World
• Bristol Innovations Ltd strengthens board team
• UK can lead clean air push - The Engineer
• UK university invents penguin tracker - UK Trade & Investment
• Former Vice-Chancellor in the frame
• Q&A: 'We aim to link 300 Indian schools with UK schools' - Times of India
• Come on an evolutionary adventure
• Vice-Chancellor honoured by Queen's University Belfast
• Professor Yvonne Carter Wins Coventry Good Citizen Award
• Former students unite
• New Dean for Medicine and Dentistry
• Bristol runners head for UK Olympic trials
• Will our future brains be smaller?
• Double honours in Maths
• Universities earn record amount from working with industry - guardian.co.uk
• Dragons' Den, south-west style
• Bristol company to revolutionise technology in data centres
• Honorary degrees awarded [Friday 11 July]
• Honorary degrees awarded today
• Durham University Registrar to take up leading role
• Was it a bird or was it a plane?
• University welcomes Prince Maktoom Bin Hamdan
• Chemistry in action
• India is shutting the door on Britain's top institutions - Independent
• New therapies revealed for diabetes-induced microvascular disease
• New therapies revealed for diabetes-induced microvascular disease (News-Medical-Net)
• One in seven universities have their own entrance exams - guardian.co.uk
• Arresting and self-healing cracks
• Degree classifications not fit for purpose says watchdog - Times Online
• Next Dean of Arts selected
• Next Dean of Arts selected
• UK alarmed as kids kill kids with knives (Pioneer Press)
• UK honour for vice-chancellor - The Herald Eastern Cape
• Sure Aim for business insights - Financial Times
• The new breed: Bristol?s first Audiology graduates
• OpenLearn wins Excellence in Distance Education award
• New BHF grants for Bristol heart research
• New children?s intensive learn to swim course
• Royal Society honours Bristol researchers
• New programme of children?s intensive learn-to-swim and adult courses
• Professor Andrew Lang, MSc, PhD, FRS 1924?2008
• Professor Andrew Lang, MSc, PhD, FRS 1924-2008
• Dinosaurrific!
• The brain under pressure: Bristol Neuroscience attracts BBSRC grant
• Paddling (and drumming) to victory
• Life expectancy of HIV patients increases
• Maharashtra guv seeks admissions plan - Times of India
• Dr Jon Dellandrea
• Bristol academic takes viewers on a second tour of the human body
• A dental robotic testing simulator from Bristol University (News-Medical-Net)
• University awarded Ofsted top grade
• Diamonds show how Earth is recycled
• New horizons in chemistry
• What do doctors tell patients about the survival benefits of palliative chemotherapy?
• 470 Junior World glory for Bristol student
• New universities could struggle to survive - guardian.co.uk
• UK doctorate for Rhodes vice-chancellor - The Herald Eastern Cape
• Brain science rewarded
• What do doctors tell cancer patients?
• A potted history of milk
• Gambia?s Dr. Janneh Launches Books in Bristol, UK - The Point
• £500,000 for research into stress and the brain
• University fees 'have not affected' student demand - Independent
• Labour Lawmaker Dies, Requiring UK Special Election (Update1) - Bloomberg
• New insights into centre of the Earth
• Straight-A students pose selection headache for universities - Telegraph.co.uk
• Multi-agency approach needed to help street-based sex workers break the 'work-score-use' cycle
• Multi-agency approach needed to help street-based sex workers break the 'work-score-use' cycle...
• New approach needed to help street-based sex workers
• Durie rewarded for 50 years of academic excellence (Scoop.co.nz)
• Student is one of country's most promising entrepreneurs
• Alexander Technique has significant long-term benefit for low back pain
• Domestic violence study published
• Bristol receives accolades for innovative research
• HP funds UK university IT research - What PC?
• HP funds UK IT research - UK Trade & Investment
• What does your MP really believe?
• Autumn at the Wickham Theatre
• £4.1million extension for Social Medicine
• Bristol commended for good practice in employing women
• Medics and musicians
• Sea level rises could far exceed IPCC estimates - New Scientist (subscription)
• 5 students honoured by British Council - Daily Times
• Presentations on the Mechanism of Action of VEGFb(TM), the World's ... - MarketWatch
• Battle-scarred birds are more co-operative
• Addressing the issues of ageing
• Height linked to risk of prostate cancer
• 'Ibuprofen best' for child fevers - BBC News
• Toshiba?s Telecommunications Research Laboratory celebrates its 10th anniversary
• Molecular evolution is echoed in bat ears
• Early weight gain linked to higher blood pressure in adulthood
• Insight into the lives of older Bristolians
• Drop in number of women in top jobs in UK - Daily Times
• Dr Jon Dellandrea
• Insight into the lives of older Bristolians
• Early weight gain linked to higher blood pressure in adulthood
• Molecular evolution is echoed in bat ears
• Toshiba?s Telecommunications Research Laboratory celebrates its 10th anniversary
• Height linked to risk of prostate cancer
• Addressing the issues of ageing
• Battle-scarred birds are more co-operative
• Medics and musicians
• Bristol commended for good practice in employing women
• £4.1million extension for Social Medicine
• Autumn at the Wickham Theatre
• Knighthood for former Vice-Chancellor
• OpenLearn wins Excellence in Distance Education award
• Dr Jon Dellandrea
• Insight into the lives of older Bristolians
• Early weight gain linked to higher blood pressure in adulthood
• Molecular evolution is echoed in bat ears
• Toshiba?s Telecommunications Research Laboratory celebrates its 10th anniversary
• Height linked to risk of prostate cancer
• Addressing the issues of ageing
• Battle-scarred birds are more co-operative
• Medics and musicians
• Bristol commended for good practice in employing women
• £4.1million extension for Social Medicine
• Autumn at the Wickham Theatre
• Knighthood for former Vice-Chancellor
• Philip Pullman joins leading authors to launch new Creative Writing MA
• Bristol scientists reach out to help schools in Africa
• An Investigation into Honour-based Violence (HBV) and Honour ... - Kurdish Aspect
• New drug hope for cystic fibrosis patients
• Bristol scientists are part of the world?s biggest experiment
• Beatles on the brain
• Vice-chancellor celebrates diversity of UK Universities
• Cambridge mission 'not social mobility' - guardian.co.uk
• Bleeding gums increase risk of heart disease
• Bristol?s Botanic Garden celebrates anniversary
• Bristol?s Botanic Garden celebrates anniversary
• The Open University highly rated for student satisfaction
• University's law department 'best' - Northumberland Gazette
• Top marks: Southampton students satisfied with teaching and learning experience
• Dinosaurs' 'superiority' challenged by their crocodile cousins
• Oxford gets high satisfaction rating from students
• Students Rate Lancaster University Top In The North
• NSS ? UCL students? satisfaction
• £1.06 million to improve access to physiotherapy
• A very special year
• Student satisfaction results brand Northampton a winner
• Bristol and Glastonbury in High Resolution
• A passion for academic excellence
• What?s in a dinosaur name?
• Diary: John Denham's dismay over 'meddling ministers' (Independent)
• Exploring the enigma of Bristol Cathedral
• 1994 Group universities keep students satisfied
• Working together to map out the weather
• Bristol University to welcome Fulbright scholars
• Bristol University to welcome Fulbright scholars
• Improving mental health from Bristol to Santiago
• A study in failure? The development of comprehensive education in Bristol
• A study in failure? The development of comprehensive education in Bristol
• A study in failure? The development of comprehensive education in Bristol
• Listening to student voices
• A real court drama – The Open University and the BBC present The Barristers
• A real court drama – The Open University and the BBC present The Barristers
• Innovative NHS communications company announces new appointments
• STERN rocket firing completed
• Hospitals highlight the perils of powdered Ecstasy as 60m tablets ... - Times Online
• One-year masters degree to benefit students keen to go abroad - Indian Express
• A new academic year begins
• Cambridge, community and the evolving role of former students
• Wakeham Review announces UK physics to be in good health
• New Vice-Chancellor of Northumbria University to be inaugurated
• New Chief Executive joins UK's leading bioscience funder - Media Newswire (press release)
• Britain's reputation as physics leader 'harmed - Times Online
• Universities should make it easier for pupils from state schools ... - Times Online
• An ?electric? future for Formula 1 gearboxes?
• Bristol students win SET Awards
• Prime Minister names Vice-Chancellor as UK business ambassador
• Prime Minister names Vice-Chancellor as UK business ambassador - Cambridge Network
• Insurance company funds climate change research
• Bristol archaeologists delve into secrets of Ice Age cave art
• Briefs: Cambridge Uni VC accepts UK Business Ambassador role ... - Silicon Fen Business Report
• Vice-Chancellor talks of "the magnitude of our philanthropic challenge"
• University of Birmingham response to results of National Student Survey 2008
• The Creative Brain - Conversations between Art and Science
• First UK Orthodontic Therapists Graduate From Trust, UK (Medical News Today)
• India-centric meet in UK concludes - Hindu
• The Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment officially launched
• Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio wins Nobel Prize
• Boost funds for our elite institutions - Times Online
• Funding boost for Alzheimer's research in Bristol
• New service aims to improve private rented student housing
• Children of the 90s Scientific Director elected to US academy
• New Research Looks To Transport Users For Answers To UK Transport ... - Science Daily (press...
• Open University passes 1 million downloads on iTunes U
• The obesity solution: common sense or complex problem?
• Sick of love
• UCT professor appointed vice chancellor in UK (Independent Online)
• UCT professor appointed vice chancellor in UK - Independent Online
• Business award for John Moores - Financial Times
• New school ties - Financial Times
• Grim reading: new atlas maps 24 years of British death
• Meeting of Brains: Young Neuroscientists? Day 2008
• Bristol scientist puts the brakes on breast cancer (News-Medical-Net)
• Ground-breaking legal documentary – the BBC and The Open University present The Barristers
• Durham students amongst most satisfied in UK
• Open University appoints BBC leader
• New Enterprise Competition 2009 ready for launch
• Awards for apprentices at Bristol
• UK Education Fair Nov. 1-2 - ??????
• Bristol start-up companies set to beat the economic downturn
• Educated shoppers best in market
• Northumbria University introduces new Vice-Chancellor
• Where do supernatural beliefs come from?
• Northumbria's New Vice-Chancellor Announces Plans for the Future
• New signpost to clinical trial expertise
• Playing games shows how personalities evolved
• Playing games shows how personalities evolved
• New signpost to clinical trial expertise (News-Medical-Net)
• Bristol scoops two Wolfson awards
• The brain drain leaving Britain 'vulnerable' - Independent
• Stem cell therapies for heart disease ? one step closer
• Universities review plagiarism policies to catch Facebook cheats - guardian.co.uk
• Admission Of Plagiarism Prompts UK Universities To Review Policy ... - AHN
• Social mobility 'improving' in UK - BBC News
• Dr Fiona Ross discusses US election on BBC Radio Bristol
• Do you like Ecojammin? too?
• New research funding 'a crucial first step' - Gregson
• Honorary degree for Andrew Kelly
• Honorary degree for Andrew Kelly
• The Big Bang: Bristol physicists will tell (almost) all
• The Big Bang: Bristol physicists will tell (almost) all
• New programme of University swimming lessons
• Lancaster particle detector begins its journey to Japan for the T2K experiment
• New pipe organ to mark hall?s 75th anniversary
• New technology could revolutionse breast cancer screening
• An African adventure for Bristol athletes
• New technology could revolutionise breast cancer screening
• University of Bristol marks 20 years of British-Georgian partnership
• Outreach Day for Innocence
• Topping out ceremony for new building
• Topping out ceremony for new International Development building
• Indian delegation in UK explores exchange of teaching,research - Hindu
• Bristol students beat the world?s best
• World's earliest nuclear family found
• Chemistry Outreach Project Shared With MoE (BruDirect.com)
• Setsquared companies raise £23 million in economic downturn
• University marks 20 years of British-Georgian partnership
• British doctors help perform world's first transplant of a whole ... - Telegraph.co.uk
• Rare publishing achievement for student
• Transplant first a giant leap for surgery - guardian.co.uk
• Stem Cells Spawn First Drug-Free Windpipe Transplant (Update1) - Bloomberg
• Keeping higher education in touch with the future - Public Servant Online
• Patients at risk of self-harm after discharge from psychiatric care
• Professor Ed Byrne appointed Vice-Chancellor of Monash University
• Helping to prevent torture
• Bristol MP to visit University on pairing scheme
• Vice-Chancellor and Lord Rana receive honorary degrees in India
• Teesside Honorary Degree for VC
• Sounds of Stonehenge
• Communications and signal processing 21 years on
• Northumbria University Supporting Business in the Economic Downturn
• Women?s Institute target violence against women
• Bristol Business Incubator wins prestigious UKBI Award
• Acclaimed poet inaugurates Penguin Archive Project
• Students sleep rough to help the homeless
• Begin the New Year with swimming lessons at Bristol University
• Famous for five centuries
• Pupils team up for festive sports day
• Rwanda: President Kagame to Address Public Lecture at UK's ... - AllAfrica.com
• Pharmaceutical pioneer launches £35,000 New Enterprise Competition
• Bristol University to train scientists and engineers for Britain?s future
• UK universities' fortunes diverge - BBC News
• Students, stick insects and Santa help children celebrate Christmas
• Devolution 'creates university funding gap' - guardian.co.uk
• £250m funding to train scientists - The Press Association
• Building blocks - guardian.co.uk
• The ultimate science career site - Express Buzz
• Live art videos preserved for the future
• Controlling the building blocks of life
• Bristol athletes given opportunity of a lifetime
• Breakthrough experiment on high-temperature superconductors
• More food at lower cost
• Close the aspiration gap to tackle UK poverty levels, says Byrne - guardian.co.uk
• Vice-Chancellor to be President of Universities UK - xmediaonline - Exeposé
• Bristol University research makes TIME magazine's Top 10
• Orpen to take over Bristol research brief
• Winning performance for local students
• Bristol University confirmed as a world leader in research
• Industry collaboration yields new Surface Science Centre
• University is top for research (BBC Bristol)
• University is top for research (BBC News)
• Open University celebrates world-class research performance
• CAT Scan Reveals Inner Workings Of Volcano Island - Science Daily (press release)
• CAT Scan Reveals Inner Workings of Volcano Island - Gant Daily
• Principal's Portrait unveiled
• Top marks for volume - Financial Times
• Reasons to be cheerful: RAE results
• Principal's Portrait unveiled
• Come in from the cold and head to the tropics
• Borders no barrier to success
• New insight into Alzheimer?s disease
• Bristol University confirmed as a world leader in research - University of Bristol
• Loughborough remains one of UK's top universities in National ... - Loughborough News
• UK's Oxley recruits from El Salvador, India, says report - EE Times UK