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• Student from UK does her bit to help - Times of India
• UK university gives presentation on higher education - Ludhiana Newsline
• Indian girl's murder in UK: Varsity officials meet parents - Times of India
• UK, Pakistani institutions sign MoU - Daily Times
• Night at the Museum - a roaring success!
• University's renewable energy expertise to be showcased
• Udupi: WGSHA Ties up with UK Varsity to Offer MSc in IHTM - Daijiworld.com
• Dalai Lama to meet Brown on UK tour - Hindu
• Carbon Nanotubes That Look Like Asbestos, Behave Like Asbestos ... - Science Daily (press release)
• Manipal varsity signs MoU with UK varsity - Mangalorean.com
• SSUET and UK?s Hertfordshire University sign MoU - Daily Times
• Attenborough to receive Honorary Degree
• Award winning scientist and author visits Aberdeen
• Vice-Chancellor introduces the Nehru Memorial Lecture
• University joins Climate Change Partnership
• Archaeologists explore Peruvian mystery
• India-size vegetation burns every year globally, says UK expert - Hindu
• UK team visit RIMT institute in Punjab - PunjabNewsline.com
• (AFX UK Focus) 2008-05-25 15:29 World looks to Japan's rice mountain to ease food crisis...
• News From The Journal Of Clinical Investigation, May 22, 2008 (Medical News Today)
• New postgraduate degrees launched to meet demands of built and natural environment sector
• ISA-UKTI for synergies between India, UK (CIOL)
• Attenborough 'live feed' seats up for grabs
• New postgraduate degree launched to meet demands of built and natural environment sector
• UK to study diet-pollution link - Kentucky.com
• Conversations with India - Dr Sam Pitroda
• New dental school outlined to local dental community
• UK's organic cows are cream of the crop - Hindu
• Punjab govy inks MoU with UK based university of Wolverhamton - PunjabNewsline.com
• India, UK make a neat fit in hardware design, applications - Economic Times
• University attracts students from around 35 countries - Hindustan Times
• Was Stonehenge originally a place for the dead? - New Scientist (subscription)
• Donation of cutting edge technology to further enhance research and teaching within Geosciences
• FACTBOX-Turner to head UK financial regulator - Reuters India
• UK to probe health risk from cabin air - Indian Express
• Stonehenge As a Royal Family's Burial Site - Slashdot
• NRIs from UK scout for scholarship candidates - Ludhiana Newsline
• Happy children may not be best learners (News-Medical-Net)
• Student snaps up photo prize
• Alex McLeish to receive honorary degree
• Q&A: 'British universities see India as a pool of talent' - Times of India
• UK & World News: Footballer held after death crash (icNewcastle - Sunday Sun)
• Indian doc barred from practising in UK after woman complains - Economic Times
• UK teen author the new Rowling? - Times of India
• New book on rise of Asian entrepreneurs in UK - Economic Times
• World's greatest chef' among Aberdeen's honorary graduates
• New scheme allows students to experience university three months early
• Talisman makes £125,000 donation to new library
• Young Indianas invited to bring history to life
• New frontier for UK exploration beckons - EnergyCurrent
• 'Good English important for UK study' - India PRwire (Press Release)
• Another chance to enjoy a night at Marischal museum
• Postgraduate conference attracts delegates from across the globe
• Knowledge is power on the international stage - Independent
• Nine UK students get business scholarships to India - Economic Times
• UK-returned team gives suggestions on education reforms in state - Mumbai Newsline
• Students from Oxford, Cardiff win business internship in India - Press Trust of India
• Students raise funds for China earthquake orphans
• Frameboxx ties-up with UK's varsity - Business Standard
• Indian banks not green, says UK research - Hindu
• Celebrity lecture to tell the tragic story of the fall of an Indian dynasty
• Indian banks not green, says UK research (Express India)
• Oxford's Saïd Business School students to inter at ICICI, HSBC ... - MBAUniverse.com
• (AFX UK Focus) 2008-06-16 08:20 Nagarjuna Construction gets 4.81-bln-rupee structural works order...
• Prestigious Public Health scholarships up for grabs at Aberdeen
• A glimpse behind the scenes of Marischal Museum
• To Britain Please Stop Anti Pakistan activists From India in UK ... - Pakistan Daily
• NLSIU: redefining a law school - Hindustan Times
• University builds on Beijing links
• UK university standards "sacrificed": top academic - Reuters India
• Globalisation and inclusion at the Oxford-India conference
• Indian doctor in UK banned from treating female patients (Express India)
• Centre for Indian Business appoints first chair and director
• Oxford tops university rankings in UK - Smash Hits
• UK event today to highlight plight of widows in India - Press Trust of India
• Pupils given helping hand with French
• Braveheart signs commercialisation agreement
• (AFX UK Focus) 2008-06-23 14:52 Braveheart Investment says results to be announced on June 25...
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• Elbow Announce Massive Autumn UK Tour - Gigwise
• Degrees-for-fees rap on British varsities - Calcutta Telegraph
• UK universities heavily reliant on foreign student fees - Smash Hits
• UK students outsource IT coursework to India - Silicon.com
• Fairtrade to the fore
• Queen's University Best for Studying Dentistry in the UK - MedIndia
• A Heart Attack Waiting To Happen? How Do You Know Your Risk? (Medical News Today)
• UK tech students farm out coursework to India - ZDNet UK
• University commits £5M to 50 metre pool
• New placement scheme launched for Medical Science students
• UK IT students 'outsourcing to India' - GAAPweb Finance and Accounting News
• University commits GBP 5 million to 50-metre pool (Aberdeen City Council News)
• Students can now work for 2 years in UK - Times of India
• UK researchers move a step closer to solving bee disease mystery - TopNews
• UK researchers move a step closer to solving bee disease mystery - Fresh News
• Aberdeen hosts leading international experts for molecular conference
• UK smoking ban a huge success - Hindustan Times
• Boost for endangered language
• Can children have strokes?
• Merger of the University of Aberdeen and the Rowett Research Institute to create world leader in...
• UCL in the News: ?Excavating Egypt?
• Q&A: 'We aim to link 300 Indian schools with UK schools' - Times of India
• UCL academic leads new mental health research initiative in India
• DBA student awarded OBE for services to education
• Now, brain drain from UK to India (The Times of India)
• Kids rewarded for serving up healthy messages
• Rubber 'snake' could help wave power get a bite of energy market - Hindu
• A passage to India - Times of India
• Unit celebrates 20 years of influencing health care
• Kids go bananas at Duthie Park
• University to lead project on Civil Justice Network for Scotland
• Looking beyond the history and prestige to Cambridge today
• Navitas in UK college deal - WA Business News (subscription)
• Search for construction partners for new library
• Experts say off-shoring to India creates jobs in UK - Press Trust of India
• Food for thought as youngsters take the carbon cost challenge
• North-east's architectural treasures to be chronicled
• Cambridge students start work on community projects in India
• UK varsity apologises to China for honouring Dalai Lama - Times of India
• Amity Shlaes: Old Harvard ties fail in matters of finance - Business Standard
• Youngest UK doc - Calcutta Telegraph
• Forget IQ and EQ, now they want to test your HQ - Times of India
• abu dhabi university signs an mou with the securities & investment ... - Al-Bawaba
• Abu Dhabi University signs agreement with UK-based company (Zawya)
• Youngest UK doctor an Indian - Hindustan Times
• Innovate returns to Aberdeen
• Indian among UK's top powerful lawyers - Times of India
• University to highlight best practice at major US conference
• Right signals - Deccan Herald
• India is shutting the door on Britain's top institutions - Independent
• UK University to tie up with 5 Indian institutes - Business Standard
• Indian-origin mother, daughter graduate together in UK - Economic Times
• Gillispie expects to sign contract with UK soon (Louisville Courier-Journal)
• For the foreign-bound student - Business Standard
• UK government?s move irks Muslim groups - Hindu
• Young people underestimate opportunities available in India - Hindu
• Planet Plant brings magic and wizardry of Harry Potter to Winter Gardens
• Falwell, Jr. Announces Snow-Free Ski Slope Will Be Constructed at ... - MarketWatch
• OpenLearn wins Excellence in Distance Education award
• UCL in the News: ‘Excavating Egypt’
• New degree to enhance science teaching
• First Dr Manmohan Singh Scholarships named at St John’s College, Cambridge
• Hanover College, Indiana; Exeter University, UK; University of ... - guardian.co.uk
• First Dr Manmohan Singh Scholarships at St John’s College, Cambridge named
• Grey Walter and his tortoises
• Meaty men required for weight loss study
• Sheffield Hallam University Announces India Scholarships and Joint ... - India PRwire (press...
• New science qualification launched for distance learning students
• UK's Tamme agrees to contract with Colts - Kentucky.com
• UK scientists studying Yeti-like hair from Meghalaya - Hindu
• University scoops prestigious accolade at international conference
• Wrong Bra Can Damage Breasts, Say UK Experts - Medical News Today
• New fuel battery may ditch gasoline for good - Economic Times
• Maharashtra guv seeks admissions plan - Times of India
• Breakthrough drug fights Alzheimer's - The Press Association
• 'De-Tangling' Alzheimer's Drug Shows Promise - U.S. News & World Report
• T. rex 'tissue' may just be bacterial scum - New Scientist (subscription)
• Breakthrough drug 'could halt' Alzheimer's - CNN International
• UK pioneers Alzheimer's drug development - UK Trade & Investment
• UK announces new visa rules for foreign students - Press Trust of India
• How chemo kills tumours: research to reduce side effects
• Deal for £1.5 million of savings agreed with APA for UK academia - Information World Review
• Academics unearth UK's oldest joke - Economic Times
• Aberdeen hosts academics from world leading Singapore University
• University becomes first in Scotland to provide e-mail for life
• Super Sussex fundraisers help ?Tantara?s Wish?
• Strict criteria for UK Universities - New Vision
• Dubai International Academic City Unveils Criteria For Accepting ... - Dubai City Guide
• Early visit to UNC highlights UK's slate - Louisville Courier-Journal
• DIAC unveils criteria for accepting universities - Emirates Business 24/7
• UK Africans 'need more HIV help' - BBC News
• UK Africans In Deeper HIV Troubles - TheMedGuru
• Africans In England Need More HIV Prevention Services (Medical News Today)
• UK DIVERS DISCOVER NEW THREAT IN OLD BOAT - British Satellite News
• New technology scheme offers students free laptops
• UK's new rules promote genuine applicants - Times of India
• Africans In UK Need More AIDS Help - The Money Times
• News for nerds, stuff that matters - Slashdot
• University launches Clearing advice as thousands receive exam results
• GPS cellphones to unleash gamers onto the streets - New Scientist (subscription)
• Can Alzheimer's drug halt progress? - Healthcare Republic
• How Chemo Kills Tumors: Research To Reduce Side Effects - Science Daily (press release)
• Security flaws surface in UK e-passport scheme - Indian Express
• AMU professor wins prestigious UK fellowship - Fresh News
• Number of students juggling study and work hits record high - Easier (press release)
• Fertility treatments may not produce more babies - CTV.ca
• Common Infertility Therapies May Not Help Pregnancy, Study Says - Bloomberg
• New Research Questions Use Of Common Fertility Treatmets (Medical News Today)
• New Research Questions Use Of Common Fertility Treatments (Medical News Today)
• Common Infertility Treatments Are Unlikely To Improve Fertility - Science Daily (press release)
• Number Of Students Juggling Study And Work Hits A Record High ... - Firstrung
• Log on to social networking site for that dream job - Economic Times
• Shell chairman to give insights into energy industry at key Aberdeen event
• Free evening concerts at King's
• Find the best value university town - Times Online
• Donation secures world class technology to help diagnose childhood illnesses
• 'Ohio State all the way' for Whiting - Louisville Courier-Journal
• ?Bank balance? requirement for overseas students (The Hindu)
• Two Roman coffins unearthed in Newcastle, UK - Fresh News
• New website promotes best teaching practice in medicine and dentistry
• World cyclist hits BBC 1
• CII signs accord with IGNOU for training workforce (Calcutta News)
• University for PIOs in Bangalore by 2012 - Business Standard
• Trees Can Turn Pollutants Into - Oneindia
• Unique IT degree allows students to study virtually
• Chinese embassy visit aims to strengthen engineering and medical links with Aberdeen
• Jade Goody to return to UK after cancer diagnosis on Indian Big Brother (Guardian Unlimited)
• Hugs for free at University Open Day
• UK fraudster gang go PIN sniffing (The Register)
• The Secret to Longevity: Get a Second Wife, Study Says - FOXNews
• Employability Funding Awarded to Boost Teaching Projects
• Chief US Army Scientist visits University to discuss major international disaster project
• Men With More Than One Wife Live Longer - TheMedGuru
• Coal India looks to UK for green mining methods - Hindustan Times
• Coal India looks to UK for green mining - Economic Times
• Coal India looks to UK for green mining methods - Times of India
• No man is an island - Times of India
• UK universities ?favouring poor background students? - Newspost Online
• Canadian universities woo Indian students - Economic Times
• Thousands of international visitors descend on Aberdeen as Open Day launches
• UK student builds wind turbine for less than $40 - Power Engineering Magazine
• Men Defy Stereotypes In Defining Masculinity - Science Daily (press release)
• Funding Boost for University Careers Service
• UK university students win Edinburgh festival award - Reuters India
• Non-melanoma skin cancer linked with increased risk for other cancers - Cancer Research UK - News &.
• Non-melanoma skin cancer linked with increased risk for other cancers - Cancer Research UK - News &.
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• Non-melanoma skin cancer linked with increased risk for other cancers - Cancer Research UK - News &.
• Non-melanoma skin cancer linked with increased risk for other cancers - Cancer Research UK - News &.
• Conference set to highlight E coli research - Scotsman
• Indian-origin girl is UK's youngest doctor - NDTV.com
• Scientists to focus on E.coli bug - The Press Association
• Mapping the world: experts in science and society gather in Aberdeen
• 'Virtual' library launched as oil operator urges backing for University vision
• Dr. Evan Manolis Appointed Chairman of the Board for Acrongenomics ... - MarketWatch
• UK ?owes it to Mason Jones? to take E.coli seriously, warns expert - WalesOnline
• Lavasa, NSHM to start retail varsity - Times of India
• Porters step up to Pedometer Challenge
• New hope in fight against deadly cancers - Telegraph.co.uk
• 25% UK Diabetics Missing On Life-Saving Drugs - TheMedGuru
• Strong links with Asia celebrated with Imperial College London Centenary tour
• UK-India team takes off with award for green aircraft engine research
• Switching on cancer killer gene
• Porters step up to Pedometer Challenge
• 'Virtual' library launched as oil operator urges backing for University vision
• Mapping the world: experts in science and society gather in Aberdeen
• Funding Boost for University Careers Service
• Thousands of international visitors descend on Aberdeen as Open Day launches
• Employability Funding Awarded to Boost Teaching Projects
• Chief US Army Scientist visits University to discuss major international disaster project
• Hugs for free at University Open Day
• Young Indianas invited to bring history to life
• Student snaps up photo prize
• OpenLearn wins Excellence in Distance Education award
• 25% UK Diabetics Missing On Life-Saving Drugs - TheMedGuru
• Strong links with Asia celebrated with Imperial College London Centenary tour
• UK-India team takes off with award for green aircraft engine research
• Switching on cancer killer gene
• Porters step up to Pedometer Challenge
• 'Virtual' library launched as oil operator urges backing for University vision
• Mapping the world: experts in science and society gather in Aberdeen
• Funding Boost for University Careers Service
• Thousands of international visitors descend on Aberdeen as Open Day launches
• Employability Funding Awarded to Boost Teaching Projects
• Chief US Army Scientist visits University to discuss major international disaster project
• Hugs for free at University Open Day
• Young Indianas invited to bring history to life
• NSHM Knowledge Campus to Set up India?s First Retail University at ... - Business Wire India (press.
• NSHM Knowledge Campus to Set up India?s First Retail University at ... - Business Wire India (press.
• NSHM Knowledge Campus to Set up India?s First Retail University at ... - Business Wire India (press.
• Obesity and weight loss myths and rules of attraction explored at national science event
• NSHM Knowledge Campus to Set up India?s First Retail University at ... - Business Wire India (press.
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• Summit Partners Makes Investment in PeopleAdmin - MarketWatch
• New evening classes at language centre
• Teen bags UK scholarship - Calcutta Telegraph
• Study in Mumbai and get masters from UK varsity - Times of India
• UK experts begin study with Pune hospital - Hindu
• New course is a win-win for students, university - Times of India
• Study to improve the health of young people in India
• Aberdeen students given accommodation boost
• UK. University of Plymouth researches increasingly acid ... - BYM News (press release)
• Childhood brain cancer breakthrough - The Press Association
• Sir Mark Tully explains what the west can learn from India
• University throws open its doors to public
• Children get the chance to turn insect inspector
• Volleyball To Play In UK Invitational - EKU Sports
• Indiana disposes of Eastern Kentucky in UK Invitational - Big Ten Network
• Zardari to discuss insurgency issue in UK - Howrah News Service
• Monster midge experiment hailed a success
• Alzheimer's lecture brings in the crowds
• 13:49 (BST), 16/09/2008 University of Portsmouth Press Release PROVIDED BY GAMES PRESS Tiga is...
• University of Aberdeen is ready to do business
• Young neuroscientist recognised
• Memorandum of Understanding between Hungary and UCL SSEES
• Animal Disease study launched
• Association of Urinary Bisphenol A Concentration with Medical ... - ProHealth
• Hundreds to lose jobs at Plymouth University - guardian.co.uk
• Guidance teachers from across Scotland attend Aberdeen event
• School kids turn scientist for the day
• Seminar throws light on higher education in UK - Hindu
• UK's top varsities leave students unhappy: Study - Times of India
• 22 overseas universities take part in World Education Fair - Times of India
• HomeTeach Online Set to Provide Low Cost Private Tutoring for ... - PR.com (press release)
• ReLIVE08: Virtual Dreams in Milton Keynes
• New science promoter creates Arcs and Sparks
• HomeTeach Online Set to Provide Low Cost Private Tutoring for ... - PR-CANADA.net (press release)
• Flamenco and flavours at Queen's International Festival
• Game to help foreign students in UK (Channel 4)
• UVAS and Glasgow University sign memorandum - Daily Times
• India's Twenty20 Cricket Imports Cheerleaders, Grabs UK Stars - Bloomberg
• Cancer scientist gives research overview
• National Osteoporosis Society announces new Chairman
• National Osteoporosis Society announces new Chairman
• National Osteoporosis Society announces new Chairman
• University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences signs MoU with UK ... - Pakistan Daily
• One-year masters degree to benefit students keen to go abroad - Indian Express
• Leading filmmakers announced for Director's Cut
• UK Universities Struggling to Deal With Exam Cheats - MedIndia
• ?De-gendered? loos spark row in UK - Times of India
• Television - Lifestyle (Scoop.co.nz)
• Foot-and-Mouth Disease Book Launch
• Century old teams take delivery of new colours
• An AIDS prevention breakthrough - Times of India
• Mice offer clues to human migration - The Press Association
• Computers ?speed up detection of cancer? - The Herald
• UK quota debate intensifies as Oxford stays firm - Daily News & Analysis
• Computers could read mammograms - BBC News
• Be Gandhi for a day in your life - Merinews
• New degrees to meet demands of energy, electronic and photonics sectors
• UK university probes "Nazi" initiation video - Reuters India
• Government aims met with two new degrees
• UK varsity panel visits RIMT institutes - Indian Express
• Ozone Controls Failing To Protect Human Health And The Environment, Warns The Royal Society...
• Live mobile teaching aid shortlisted for prestigious award
• More students and higher satisfaction as new term begins
• Lombard Global, Inc. and Dr. Rajesh Kumar Announce Strategic India ... - MarketWatch
• Polypill pilot finally takes off - Irish Times
• Western man has stopped evolving: UK scientist - Malayala Manorama
• 'Deepest ever' living fish filmed (BBC News)
• Biodiversity comes under the microscope
• Primary Care Records Improve Public Health Information, NHS Information Centre And QResearch...
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• Move Over, Oxbridge... USA Rules - The Statesman
• Two IITs among top 200 Universities in the world - Press Trust of India
• Otto Koenigsberger celebrated
• Artificial Intelligence Test Held By UK University - TopNews
• Live mobile teaching aid wins prestigious award
• Aberdeen director visits Granite City
• University welcomes Government funding
• Indo-UK semicon collaboration relies on academia, industry and ... - IT Examiner
• India, UK set up chip shop - IT Examiner
• EKU to play at IU, UK in 2009 - Louisville Courier-Journal
• Plastic electronic newspaper in UK next year - Times of India
• October Half Term Junior Tennis Camp
• Ford Foundation launches IFP - Times of India
• Panic-driven policies explored at criminal justice conference
• High Commissioner of Canada visits University
• Stephen Robertson installed as Rector of the University of Aberdeen
• Chandrayaan: UK scientist eager - A Pakistan News
• Creepy Creatures workshops offer Halloween fun
• IVA Debt Advice UK: Providing Relief from the Burden of Debts - Best Syndication
• Aberdeen scientist investigates diet and lifestyle link to breast cancer
• Portsmouth University Takes the Guess Work Out of Its Campus Wi-Fi ... - MarketWatch
• India Moon mission carries OU science
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• (AFX UK Focus) 2008-10-22 11:42 Cancer drug Avastin may work as imaging tool too (Interactive...
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• Government secondment for Vice Principal
• Sreelatha Menon: A new tech teacher - Business Standard
• Pupils given insight into real life behind science
• Transport experts assess Government's record on transport
• Gerry Anderson whets appetite for new 'out-to-lunch' series
• Greek art laid bare by visiting scholar
• Career support for students as service relaunches
• Trade Union agreement met following Rowett Institute merger
• New degree to improve health and wellbeing in schools
• University of Portsmouth, bicycles, UK - Printed Electronics World (press release)
• MTB news & racing round-up for October 30, 2008 (Cyclingnews)
• Scientists identify brain's 'hate circuit' - ABC Online
• Perceptions of arrogance hurt UK in global market, expert warns - Times Higher Education
• Thousands visit Careers Service Fair
• Indian universities need quality boost for global ratings: Experts - Times of India
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• New generation of "business savvy" scientists
• Aberdeen Vice-principal does honours at Chinese university celebration
• (AFX UK Focus) 2008-11-03 11:58 India PM appoints ex-IMF chief economist as adviser (Interactive...
• Aberdeen chosen to host Cross Country Champs
• Student voice: The Medsin National Conference
• MTB news & racing round-up for November 5, 2008 (Cyclingnews)
• Postgraduate prospects highlighted at Open Day
• Postgraduate prospects highlighted at Open Day
• New drug will combat obesity on a high-calorie diet - The Money Times
• University war-dead honoured
• Academics from Britain visit varsities at Qatar Foundation - Gulf Times
• Arsenic-free water provides hope to millions of people in South East Asia
• UK varsity leads EU-India body on safe drinking water - Hindu
• Cutting edge technology allows international link up
• UK University to help train textile & garment employees - Fibre2fashion.com
• Pupils experience day in the life of a student
• Careers Service secures funding to promote entrepreneurship
• Tricity brains at UK varsity - Times of India
• (AFX UK Focus) 2008-11-16 06:51 DIARY - Egypt/Sudan - Nov 16 (Interactive Investor)
• Kentuckiana players in the nba - Louisville Courier-Journal
• Indian delegation in UK explores exchange of teaching,research - Hindu
• Scientists Find A Trigger To Aggressive Bowel Cancer (Medical News Today)
• Partnership to sharpen focus on Welsh issues
• Gala concert to showcase University musical talent
• Mouth Cancer Awareness Week 16 - 22 November 2008, University Hospital Of South Manchester NHS...
• Singer and storyteller among honorary graduands