Site in Tag's memory

May 26, 2000

The Open University science faculty has relaunched its website after growing demand from internet users. There are now links to all the OU's science sites, a summary of departmental research activities and a guide to science courses. The site is dedicated to the memory of Tag Taylor, who was closely involved in the initial stages of its design and who died earlier this month after a short illness.

Details: www.open.ac.uk/science

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