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AI scholarships open at Warwick

April 30, 2018
New scholarships to fund MPHil or PhD research students in Artificial Intelligence have been launched at the University of Warwick.A half million pound donation by Warwick graduate and AI technology...

Bone printing collaboration

April 23, 2018
A manufacturer of structural zirconia ceramics, has entered into a research project with a Portuguese university to produce synthetic bone material for orthopaedic implants.The Faculty of Science and Technology (FCT...

Understanding the protein ‘interactome’

April 20, 2018
Researchers of the University of Helsinki, Finland, developed an improved method to give a detailed understanding of protein–protein interactions _– key for deciphering regulation of cellular networks and pathways.Proteins do...

Magnetic sense could lead to molecular manipulation

April 13, 2018
By understanding Magnetoreception - the ability of some animals to sense Earth’s magnetic field – a team of researchers is hoping to develop a new technique to control molecular processes.The...

Study of ‘looping’ DNA reveals breast cancer link

April 12, 2018
Scientists have linked 110 genes to an increased risk of breast cancer in the most comprehensive study ever to unpick the genetics of the disease.The team from the Institute of...

Clinical trial in record time

April 10, 2018
Clinical data specialists Clinithink have helped to achieve a Guinness World Record title for the Fastest genetic diagnosis.The project successfully compressed the time needed to diagnose rare genetic disorders in...

The bare-bones of hypergravity

April 9, 2018
A team of student biologists have been selected to take part to study the effect of hypergravity on bone development as apart of the in the European Space Agency’s Spin...

Ribosome distribution key to programming cells

April 5, 2018
By controlling the distribution of bacterial ribosomes, synthetic biologists say they can program cells to produce new drugs.Led by work at the University of Warwick and University of Surrey, new research...

Evolved herbicide resistance driven by chemical usage

March 19, 2018
Scientists from the University of Sheffield have identified factors which are driving the evolution of herbicide resistance in crops – something which could also have an impact on medicine as...

Organ-on-chip tech offers Hep B hope

March 16, 2018
Scientists at Imperial College London have become the first in the world to test how pathogens interact with artificial human organs.The team used an artificial liver __- originally developed at...

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