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An MBA where everybody knows you
15th November 2008, Times online, UK
Article explores the virtue of the small-group learning environment and includes comment from Dr Andrew Simpson, Newcastle University Business School.
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Microsoft backs scheme commercial arm
13th November 2008, The Journal, nebusiness,
Newcastle University's Professor Paul Watson discusses plans to develop commercial opportunities for E-Science Central. No url
Whitehall fails to tap academic resources
13th November 2008, Times Higher, UK
Dr Paul Benneworth writes to the Editor on academic engagement with the public sector
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Global meeting of minds at Tyne hub
13th November 2008, The Journal, nebusiness, UK
Why the international science community is beating a path to the North East.
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Barnacle babies study could float fuel savings
13th November 2008, The Journal, UK
A study by Newcastle scientists into how barnacles choose a home has wide implications for the shipping industry. No url
Highfalutin gives way to humdrum
13th November 2008, Times Higher, UK
Newcastle University vice-chancellor, Professor Chris Brink, reviews a book entitled Education and Leadership which quotes academics' real life experiences.
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Marine marker
13th November 2008, Times Higher, UK
Cath Keay, Fine Art PhD student, has created an underwater sculpture as part of Newcastle University's celebration of 100 years of the Dove Marine Laboratory.
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Postgrad Queries: 'Who has the better reputation in international politics?'
13th November 2008, The Independent, Education, UK
A French student asks for advice about whether to go to Newcastle or Manchester University to study international politics at postgraduate level.
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Students' model business plan
11th November 2008, The Journal, nebusiness, UK
Three Newcastle University Business School students have launched their own lingerie business, Beautiful Bottoms.
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Top doctor backs cheap drink ban
11th November 2008, The Journal, UK
Leading liver specialist Dr Chris Record, Newcastle University, supports a ban on supermarkets selling cut-price alcohol.
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