What's The Big Idea?
The first nationwide Universities Week takes place between June 14th & 20th 2010, throwing a light on the role universities play across life in the United Kingdom. Not just educationally, but culturally, economically and in many other ways.
Over 100 organisations involved in higher education are taking part in the week, and The Open University is proud to be part of the week.
Find out more at the What's The Big Idea website.
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David Puttnam: OU 40th anniversary lecture - Leaning Into The Light
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Lord Puttnam, Chancellor of The Open University, marks the 40th anniversary of the institution in this special birthday lecture. He addresses the challenges facing the... Read more : David Puttnam: OU 40th anniversary lecture - Leaning Into The Light
OU on the BBC: The Material World - Studying science
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In 2006, The Material World recorded special episodes at Open University residential schools taking place at the universities of York, Sussex and Heriot-Watt (in... Read more : OU on the BBC: The Material World - Studying science
Research with animals we can’t see and sounds we can’t hear
David Robinson
David Robinson reveals the challenges of research with animals we can’t see and sounds we can’t hear. Read more : Research with animals we can’t see and sounds we can’t hear
The Material World: On Chesil Beach
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Our planetary scientists spend time on Chesil Beach, simulating the surface of Saturn's largest moon, Titan. Read more : The Material World: On Chesil Beach
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