| Times Higher Education Supplement 2000 Steve Farrar |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A detective who retraced steps on the road to hell.(researching the perpetrators of crimes at Belzec camp, Poland) | Education | Steve Farrar |
| A party animal with a social phobia.(psychiatrist treats bonobo with social problems) | Education | Steve Farrar |
| A reason to cry wolf.(problem of wolf attacks on humans and livestock) | Education | Steve Farrar |
| Beyond the genome: conference findings.(genetic research for cancer) | Education | Steve Farrar |
| Bug that bears the mark of death.(Vietnamese typhoid strain has similarities with bubonic plague) | Education | Steve Farrar |
| Face-saving measures.(report from the American Association for the Advancement of Science, genetic therapy for facial defects) | Education | Steve Farrar |
| Fishel judgement puts an end to 'blind-eye' culture.(legal case between Nottingham University, Nottingham, England and Former Academic Dr Simon Fishel) | Education | Steve Farrar |
| Flight of fancy reveals truth of first big shot.(Medieval Matters)(construction of a replica fourteenth century cannon) | Education | Steve Farrar |
| Following the Whitehall herd instinct.(the Phillips report into bovine spongiform encephalopathy) | Education | Steve Farrar, Caroline David |
| From the wellspring of disaster rise faint hopes.(arsenic poisoning in West Bengal, India, and Bangladesh) | Education | Steve Farrar |
| Green menace in a sea of red tape.(French Biologist Alexandre Meinesz, discovery of 'Caulerpa taxiolia' in the Mediterranean Sea) | Education | Steve Farrar |
| Has the GM backlash blighted British botany?(includes related articles)(genetically modified plants) | Education | Steve Farrar |
| May blooms in tricky places.(Sir Robert May, president of the Royal Society)(Interview) | Education | Steve Farrar |
| More stars in our eyes.(2 million pounds sterling make-over of Lovell Telescope)(includes related article) | Education | Steve Farrar |
| Not enough to stop the brain drain.(response to UK Government's white paper, "Excellence and Opportunity" on science and innovation)(includes related article) | Education | Steve Farrar, Giselle Weiss |
| Peer finds way to modify man.(Lord Winston patents transgenic techniques) | Education | Steve Farrar |
| Plant rage may uproot experts.(includes related articles)(attitudes to genetically modified plants, United Kingdom) | Education | Steve Farrar |
| Stressed lecturers plagued by illness.(British college teachers suffer anxiety and depression) | Education | Steve Farrar |
| String section leader.(Theoretical Physicist Brian Greene) | Education | Steve Farrar |
| The trials and triumphs of life.(plants, animals, fish and insects survive the Mount St Helens, Washington state, US, volcano) | Education | Steve Farrar |
| Time to speak up against the doom merchants.(role of academics in public debates) | Education | Steve Farrar |
| Too hot to handle.(Millennium Magazine)(climate change) | Education | Steve Farrar |
| 'Twitchers' they can't do without.(role of amateur scientists) | Education | Steve Farrar |
| When heritage becomes history.(the academics role in saving historical monuments in threat of being destroyed in ethnic disputes) | Education | Steve Farrar |
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