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Scientists protest against proposed stem cell ban »

Research scientists are openly protesting against a recent motion to ban stem cell patent protection, which could possibly block stem-cell research in Europe. On 10 March, Yves Bot, advocate-general of the European Court of Justice, spoke out against ...

Wed 04 May 2011 by Lily Panamsky | Read more »

Fairtrade: a late arrival »

Edinburgh is one, St Andrew’s is one and Oxford Brookes has been one since 2003. From an unsteady start with just two universities getting onboard, Fairtrade mania has swept across UK campuses in the last six years so that there are now more than...

Wed 28 Jan 2009 | Read more »

Boardroom banner waving: the new economic activism »

Burning Tree

At universities throughout the country, students are using their institutional mechanisms to enforce morally-led boycotts on companies such as Nestlé and to increase pressure on their universities to invest its money in a manner that is constr...

Fri 15 Feb 2008 by James Russell | Read more »

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