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Rare gems: researchers from unconventional departments provide greater brokerage in interdisciplinary science

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By Ly Dinh, William Barley, Brian Allan
| Nature Verified
Abstract Interdisciplinary research institutes are widely implemented at research universities to support cross-disciplinary collaboration, but their impact on researchers’ collaboration networks may not be uniform. Variation in how academic departments are represented within an institute creates different opportunities for researchers to either broaden their networks or remain within their disciplinary boundaries.
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What’s the value of a pension?

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By Brian Allan
| GOV.UK
There are approximately 6 million active members in the main public service workforces pension schemes. Following the implementation of the 2020 round of valuations employers will be contributing more than £50 billion annually to support their retirement benefits. On average this represents 27% addition above a combined 2024 to 2025 payroll of close to £200 billion. This begins to illustrate the very significant role which pensions occupy in the overall remuneration of UK public servants.
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The Hole in the Sky

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By Brian Allan
| FATE Magazine Verified
By Brian Allan There is one area of the planet that has, over the years, become synonymous with transport to other realms and other times, this area lies in an area bounded by the islands of Bermuda, Puerto Rico and the long, narrow, appendix of land that is the southern US state of Florida; it is called ‘The Bermuda Triangle’. As with the other locations mentioned elsewhere in this book, the same permutations of events take place here.
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