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$13m funding for robotics company

August 1, 2011
News
European robotics company Aldebaran Robotics SA has raised $13 million in venture funding, which will enable them to develop its range of humanoid robot that contribute to the well-being of...
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Thermo acquire Sterilin and Phadia

July 30, 2011
News
Thermo Fisher Scientific has acquired Sterilin – a provider of consumable products for microbiology – and Phadia, a global allergy and autoimmunity diagnostics firm.
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Paper solar cells

July 29, 2011
News
Imagine being able to print a solar cell onto newspaper, cloth, or plastic using special inks, which can be folded into a paper airplane, and still work at the end...
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Double agent betrays pancreas

July 28, 2011
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A star-shaped cell in the pancreas acts as a double agent – it helps the body respond to damage and disease, but also stimulates the growth of cancer and protects...
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Battling a bottleneck in biotherapeutics

July 28, 2011
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Although a variety of technical solutions have been developed, immunoassay is still seen as the workhorse in the biotherapeutic workflow - however improvements must be made in the performance and...
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Hidden dangers of the dishwasher

July 27, 2011
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Not only do dishwashers and washing machines leave your dishes and clothes sparkling clean, they also create the ideal conditions for pathogenic fungus to grow
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The future of evolution

July 26, 2011
Insight
At the recent, and rather good, Science World exhibition at the Magna Centre in Rotherham I had the pleasure of watching Professor Richard Dawkins deliver a talk on the importance...
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Roy Wogelius unlocks fossils’ secrets

July 26, 2011
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This month we speak to a geochemist who has been unlocking the secrets held in the skin of a 50 million year-old fossilised reptileDr Roy A. Wogelius is among the...
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Killer bean sprouts

July 26, 2011
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The E. coli outbreak in Germany is serious but is the panic-stricken public making the situation worse? Leila Sattary investigates the killer German bean sproutsThe outbreak of E. coli poisoning...
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Molecular fingerprinting for surgery patients

July 26, 2011
News
Real-time analysis of body fluids and tissues from patients on the operating table is possible thanks to researchers from Imperial College London, who hope to extend the process to the...
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