When Mark Twain wrote “The Gilded age: A Tale of Today” little did he know that his satirical quip will eventually be used by the future historians and writers while referring to post civil war era America, including Julian Fellowes. The Downton Abbey fame’s fascination for the period has been reflected in quite his statements, and […]
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By Rochelle Ferreira, BSc Business Management (Marketing) Working at the University of Surrey In the first half of my 50/50 placement year I worked as an International Mobility Marketing Intern for the University’s International Engagement Office. This was amazing for many different reasons, mostly because it allowed me to build on knowledge gained from working […]
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Passwords are a necessary part of our digital lives. They protect everything from our social media accounts to our banks – but many of us fall prey to bad password habits. However, crafting passwords can be easy and will help you Secure Our World. Let’s start with the essentials; what exactly makes a strong password? […]
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The SIAM Activity Group on Nonlinear Waves and Coherent Structures (link here) invited David Lloyd to give a talk in their virtual seminar series (link here), which is broadcast internationally. The seminar took place on Tuesday 8 October at 12 noon EST (5pm in the UK). The title was “Localized Multi-Dimensional Patterns“. In it, Dave […]
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Graduate schemes are paid structured training programmes offered by many large employers, usually lasting around two years (between a year and up to three years or more).
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by Karen Smyth, Paston Footprints (C) HSR Photography. The author of a new book on the remarkable story of Margaret Paston whose letters form the most extensive collection of personal writings by a medieval English woman, was given a warm reception in Mautby, where Margaret Paston came from. Over a hundred of Margaret’s letters survive […]
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