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The 50 SF Books You Must Read @ Forbidden Planet
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I can't access this on my computer, bloody modem, but can on my phone and 49th on the list is Zoo City - but can you guess what the other three books by women are? Given the inability to spell confrontational, can they spell each of these three titles correctly?


And another list of fifty that can't count.

CALL FOR PAPERS: “The Evolution of Research: Adapting to Survive in the Changing World?”

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CALL FOR PAPERS: “The Evolution of Research: Adapting to Survive in the Changing World?”

Canterbury Christ Church University Postgraduate 10th Annual Conference

Friday 17th June 2011, 9.30am – 4.30pm

The CCCU Post Graduate Research Association Annual Conference has attracted greater interest and wider academic attention year upon year and for the first time proudly invites papers and attendees from a national demographic. In keeping with this organic evolution, papers are welcomed on the theme “The Evolution of Research.” The aim of this conference is to encourage post graduate students of an interdisciplinary range to present their research based on this theme to an audience of fellow academics, in a comfortable environment for debate.

The theme “The Evolution of Research: Adapting to Survive in the Changing World?” has been selected because as post graduate researchers we are in a climate whereby we inevitably have to adapt our research ideas and approaches to the changing world around us. These recurrent changes to the world affect us from the levels of technology right through to government policies regarding universities, alongside institutional and external pressures upon the very nature of research.

Papers are welcomed from all disciplines of research; to help you interpret the theme of this conference we have provided topic areas intended to help guide your ideas (below), but you are not restricted by these topics or the guidelines we offer within them. Poster presentations are also welcome. Please adapt these topics as you see fit, but should you have any questions or need clarification, please contact us. If you would like to present at the conference please follow the guidelines for applications; here you can also find more information regarding the conference.

( POTENTIAL TOPICS OF INTEREST )