On the face of it, universities don’t appear to have much in common with the glamorous, dangerous, star-studded world of Formula 1. Lewis Hamilton doesn’t exactly look or behave like your average don. And no academic would waste excellent champagne by spraying it over the vice chancellor – gold TEF or no gold TEF.
Go on, admit it, you’re hooked. Sixteen words in and already he’s got you in a brain-lock. What exactly has Steve Jobs, that Mahatma Gandhi-lookalike in a turtleneck, been looking forward to for not one, not two, but a full two and a half years? We’re about to find out:
According to Alexis de Tocqueville, every generation is a new people. In this two-part article, Dr Paul Redmond presents an overview of Generational theory and an insight into how understanding generations can provide a powerful insight into investment behaviour.
Graphene should be considered more than just one of the most revolutionary discoveries of the century. It’s also an important reminder to would-be trailblazers that true innovation takes lots of patience and hard work.
Over the years, I must have attended dozens of those early-evening, on-campus employer presentations – those early evening events that careers services host during the autumn and spring terms…
Last week I was invited to join the judging panel for the Guardian’s Higher Education Awards. On my table were luminaries from academia, industry and the media…
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