| Times Higher Education Supplement 1997 Julia Hinde |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Abuse, lies, and videotape.(interview of paediatrician David Southall; Perspective)(Interview) | Education | Julia Hinde |
| Branded an outcast.(Edinburgh University lecturer Christopher Brand; Perspective) | Education | Julia Hinde |
| Bunny girls, clones and a comet. (relationship between science and the media)(Research Opportunities) | Education | Julia Hinde |
| Capital assets waste potential.(higher education in London, England) | Education | Julia Hinde, Harriet Swain, Alan Thomson |
| Computer brain gets colour mix.(research papers given at Institute of Physics congress) | Education | Phil Baty, Julia Hinde, Harriet Swain, Kam Patel |
| Eco-cop and the gene bandits.(interview of environmental campaigner George Monbiot; Perspective)(Interview) | Education | Julia Hinde |
| Gene junction takes off at airport. (new concept in health education opens at Manchester Airport) | Education | Julia Hinde |
| Gold, frankincense and Ur.(Christmas gifts created by academics; Perspective) | Education | Julia Hinde |
| Hairy jobs for the bold.(scientific fieldwork in extreme conditions) | Education | Julia Hinde |
| How Jericho tumbled.(research on earthquakes and volcanoes presented at Geological Society conference) | Education | Phil Baty, Julia Hinde, Alan Thomson |
| Learning a new body language.(new theory on how the immune system works) | Education | Julia Hinde |
| Media glare takes toll on Dolly's 'dad.'(impact of publicity on Roslin Institute's Ian Wilmut) | Education | Julia Hinde |
| Mind scanners move in.(use of magnetic resonance imaging to examine brain function; includes related articles on advances in neuroscience) | Education | Julia Hinde, Harriet Swain, Kam Patel |
| Patients draw healing power from the online lifeline. (making medical research available on internet)(Cochrane Collaboration) | Education | Julia Hinde |
| Sick countess rounds on 'impartial' advisers.(Countess Margaret of Mar's political campaign concerning organophosphate poisoning) | Education | Julia Hinde |
| Their hands on your genes.(concern over DNA testing in US; includes related interview with US serviceman Don Power; Perspective) | Education | Julia Hinde |
| The knowledge monopoly.(American Association for the Advancement of Science annual meeting) | Education | Julia Hinde |
| Top scientist attacks MAFF cuts. (Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council Chief Executive Ray Baker; cuts in research funding by the United Kingdom Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food) | Education | Julia Hinde |
| Whither weather?(climate change; includes related articles on meteorological research) | Education | Phil Baty, Julia Hinde, Alan Thomson, Alison Utley |
| Why talk of risk is full of hazards.(Royal Society's conference on risk; Risk) | Education | Julia Hinde |
| Winning the prize but not the jackpot.(Nobel prize-winning scientists unlikely to become millionaires; Perspective) | Education | Julia Hinde |
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