Audio slideshow: The art of mathematics
To the untrained eye, these vivid images might appear to be random sets of colourful swirls and circles.
But they are in fact precise visual representations of mathematical theory known as dynamical systems. -BBC
Talent pool for university access
Nine English universities are to work together to ensure bright pupils from poorer homes take up degree courses. -BBC News, 24 September 2008
Over half of employers don't think they can fill skills gaps
The 'CBI/Edexcel Education & Skills Survey 2008' of 735 firms, employing 1.7 million people between them, identifies skills gaps in the workplace, reveals the skills employers value the most and spotlights how employers are managing to source highly skilled people with the right qualifications. -CBI, 24 September 2008
Google's Android mobile unveiled
The first mobile telephone using Google's Android software has been unveiled. - BBC News, 23 September 2008
Collider halted until next year
The Large Hadron Collider near Geneva will be shut off until spring 2009 while engineers probe a magnet failure. -BBC News, 23 September 2008
University helping school pupils
What difference can studying make to children living in deprived areas? How did one 13 year old expelled from school for carrying a knife go on to achieve six GCSEs? -BBC News, 19 September 2008
To love or to abuse a robot? (flash video)
BBC technology journalists treat a robot dinosaur with affection then abuse to see how it reacts. -BBC News, 18 September 2008
Bletchley gets £50,000 donation
A bid to save Britain's computing heritage has been given a $100,000 (£57,000) boost by a joint donation from US hi-tech firms IBM and PGP. -BBC News, 9 September 2008
In video: BA Festival of Science 2008
Some of the UK's most innovative research teams have shown off their latest work at the annual British Association for the Advancement of Science festival. -BBC News, 8 September 2008
More state pupils enter Cambridge
The proportion of British students admitted to the University of Cambridge from state schools has gone up by more than 7% in a year, figures show. -BBC News, 5 September 2008
