| Times Higher Education Supplement 2005 Nancy Rothwell |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| 'A study of the workplace showed the most stress, measured by hormone levels, was experienced by the more junior staff who were told what to do'.(stress amongst academics)(Opinion) | Education | Nancy Rothwell |
| 'I hope this honour will make a difference to the charities I work with, but I hear it's great for getting the best seats in restaurants and on planes'.(Opinion) | Education | Nancy Rothwell |
| 'I nearly lost most of my hair setting light to a fairy cake, the meerkats escaped and I was bitten by the lobster. Twice. But I'd do it all again'.(Opinion)(presenting the Royal Institution Christmas Lectures) | Education | Nancy Rothwell |
| 'I noticed that people soon stopped being nice to me as acting vice-chancellor when I declined requests for meetings, funding and pay rises'.(Opinion) | Education | Nancy Rothwell |
| 'It's hard to deny the wonder of the occasion. I have to admit that I have ordered the very expensive video--for my mum, of course, not for me'.(Opinion) | Education | Nancy Rothwell |
| 'I worry that we are failing to value the great skills of mentorship that are so critical to academia, however good our training courses may be'.(Opinion) | Education | Nancy Rothwell |
| 'Steve Jones compared the percentage of Olympic golds we have won (very small) with the percentage of Nobel prizes, which is outstanding'.(Opinion) | Education | Nancy Rothwell |
| 'The 15-year-olds asked what ethical dilemmas I face; a nine-year-old asked why I became a neuroscientist rather than a neurosurgeon'.(Opinion) | Education | Nancy Rothwell |
| 'The chairman opened the meeting with the cry: "Order, order. Welcome to the friendly committee." He had an ever-so-slightly evil grin on his face'.(Opinion) | Education | Nancy Rothwell |
| 'The true details of the research assessment exercise will depend on the views and efforts of panel members--this is the nature of peer review'.(Opinion) | Education | Nancy Rothwell |
| 'When Lord May was asked how he would respond to the criticism that the Royal Society was elitist, he said he was delighted by the compliment'.(Opinion) | Education | Nancy Rothwell |
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