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Covid immune response study could explain why some escape infection
Subjects who kept virus at bay showed rapid response in nasal immune cells and more activity in early-alert gene
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John Bynner obituaryOther lives: Founding director of the Centre for Longitudinal Studies committed to informing policy that improved people’s lives
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Bob Cowen obituaryOther lives: Leading light in the development of comparative education as an academic field
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Anthony Dyson obituaryOther lives: Artist, master printer, art historian and teacher who, at the Institute of Education, led the first MA course for art and design teachers
Three in four girls have been sent sexual images via apps, report finds
Just over half of teenagers who had been sent non-consensual sexual images via social media apps reported it, the report finds
Teenage boys' academic ambition may explain gender pay gap, study says
UCL research found boys tended to have higher-reaching plans for university applications
Parents' break-up more likely to harm mental health of children aged seven to 14
Research shows a 16% rise in emotional problems and 8% rise in conduct disorders
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Jagdish Gundara obituaryOther lives: Unesco professor of intercultural studies
Barbara Tizard obituary
Psychologist with a special interest in early child development
Grammar schools create wider pay gap, research finds
Study finds in areas with selective schools those at the top of the pay scale enjoy a wider margin in pay over those at the bottom
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Why did Lord Nash really reject the Institute of Education's bid for a university training school?Warwick Mansell: Institute's head says 'lack of experience' was not mentioned; E-Act's failing academies; will Nottingham University academy recognise unions? And the mysterious secret Ofsted report
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Women's writing groups: five reasons to start oneResearch in brief
Research roundup – 10 January 2014
Swedish results fall abruptly as free school revolution falters
Once a shining example for Michael Gove Sweden has now recorded the largest drop in maths performance over 10 years
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Research in brief – 27 June 2013Our weekly round-up aimed at showcasing the latest research across the subject spectrum at UK universities
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Research in brief – 01 March 2013Our weekly round-up aimed at showcasing the latest research across the subject spectrum at UK universities
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Burma's universities open for business but still seeking academic autonomyWith the easing of international sanctions, UK universities are re-engaging with Burma at a time when the country's higher education sector finds itself caught between two reviews
Why musical talent can stem from visual impairment
Musical talent and blindness have often been thought to be linked – and now there's proof in the form of new research
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Speed readWhy did Lord Nash really reject the Institute of Education's bid for a university training school?Warwick Mansell: Institute's head says 'lack of experience' was not mentioned; E-Act's failing academies; will Nottingham University academy recognise unions? And the mysterious secret Ofsted report
