h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

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Researcher Number, year of graduation (or expected graduation)

And other information you wish to share, such as course, grade, Hall of Residence, rough location of houses when living out, society memberships, anything you were famous/notorious for...

Das Mouldy Sandwich (U179945 - I think)

Graduated from the University of Nottingham (UK) in 2000 with a MSci (Hons) (2:1) in Biochemistry and Biological Chemistry. Whilst in Nottingham I was a member of the Science Fiction Society, a member of University Radio Nottingham as a member of the committee in my first/second year, a DJ for four years and involved in many aspects of student radio (too many to name in such a small space), co-Science sub-editor of Impact (the student magazine) for '97 and general manager of Impact in '98, I was also a member of Jitsu for '96.

Currently a PhD student at the University of Reading (UK), graduating in 2003/2004 depending on how it works out. My doctoral thesis title is, for the moment, "Molecular Mechanisms undelying the Effects of Dietary Fatty Acids on Chylomicron Synthesis, Secretion and Composition". I am involved with Junction 11, the student radio station.

Amy- U50994

Radford University (Radford, Virginia, USA); expected graduation date: May 2005

Currently an English Major and part of the Honors Academy.

U182112

University of Wolverhampton (UK) Studying for a BA in Illustration graduating in 2003.

Thank you! Your names have been added...

Ta.

Do you find the new campus halls far too expensive? Mind by the time I left Cripps was over £2000 a year. Apparently the flat I stayed in last year in Broadgate was one of the budget flats (complete with its own mould) and so wasn't too bad.

Researcher number: 108409
University: University of Warwick
Country: United Kingdom
Graduate in: 2002
Degree: BSc Mathematics
Hall: Rootes H block
Socs: Maths Soc, Brass Soc

Hah! Newark was over £3000 a year when I was there.

Dr St Justin, you've been added.

Cheers boss!

Um... could you perhaps put my name as Dr St Justin, rather than just 'researcher'? Please?

Ooops! That's what happens, people, when you put



instead of



Silly me.

Cheers again, bloke!

£3000 is more that a loan's worth surely.

Well, that varies quite a lot. Some people's loan will cover it, while others won't. That is fully catered, of course, although the food isn't all that great so some money will be needed for supplementary eating.

Hello folks, could you add me to the nexus? My user number is U153452, and I'm studying maths at Queens' [sic] College, University of Cambridge, UK. I finished my degree this year and am now doing a 4th year with an eye to doing a PhD afterwards. Other relevant information (?): I'm quite interested in political theory (especially left wing anarchism) and I write for a little known lefty political publication called Take Issue.

Done!

Here's all the Southampton Uni Researchers I know of:

Name: Bluebottle
Researcher number: U43530
Degree: LLB Law, BA History - should I ever get enough money to pay the tuition fees....

Name: Peregrin
Researcher number: U40382

Name: Roasted Amoeba
Researcher number: U94902

Name: Yeliab
Researcher number: U32373

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I'm also planning on studying at the Open University - don't suppose that counts

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GREAT IDEA!!! But I'm just from a state college, does that count!??

Ah well... regardless, I'm leaving a big cheesecake and this info!!!:

Researcher Number U98816
Metro State College, Denver, Colorado, USA

I THINK I will graduate in Fall of 2003, or Spring of 2004....

I am a Cheesecake Major with a Minor in Chocolate Milk!!!

No... English Major(Creative Writing) with a Minor in History.

Well, if state college is university-level education, it's acceptable.

Bluebottle, Open University students are of course welcome, but only if they're actually studying with them (or have studied with them). You aren't at the moment, are you?