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Candy floss fibre aids wound healing

June 20, 2011
News
A revolutionary borate glass nanofibre that has been likened to candy floss could herald a new era in wound treatment say scientists in America.
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The magic number – 15

June 17, 2011
News
Doctors should aim to retrieve 15 eggs from a woman’s ovaries in a single cycle in order to have the best chance of a live birth after assisted reproduction technology...
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Diabetes drug could fight Alzheimer’s

June 17, 2011
News
It is increasingly common to find that drugs to treat one condition may also have beneficial effects on another – and a drug commonly used to treat diabetes is no...
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Is nuclear the answer?

June 17, 2011
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The Committee on Climate Change suggest 14 nuclear reactors should be built to help the UK reach their carbon emission target – but should they hold fire while alternative renewable...
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Divide and conquer

June 16, 2011
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As ultra high performance liquid chromatography gains in speed and resolution sample prep becomes ever more important. Vivek Joshi and Estelle Riche let us in on the best practices for...
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Nomenclature debate rumbles on…

June 15, 2011
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It appears that after last month’s rallying cry to all those in charge of naming scientific equipment (The delicate art of inspiration) that something of a split has developed in...
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Studying schizophrenia in vitro

June 15, 2011
News
After a century of examination, the cause of schizophrenia remains unknown, but a group of American scientists believe they’ve moved a step closer to understanding the diseases biological underpinnings.
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Mimicking protamine without the allergic reaction

June 13, 2011
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Protamine – a natural drug extracted from shell fish – is used to remove anti-clotting drug heparin from the blood. However it can have serious side effects in some patients.
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MEGO for supercapacitors

June 10, 2011
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A new form of carbon which could be used in supercapacitors has been discovered by activating expanded graphite oxide – scientists have called it MEGO.
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Securing sustainability in shipping

June 10, 2011
News
Shipping produces over 1000 million tonnes of CO2 each year, and engineers in Newcastle are leading a £3m project to revolutionise the way energy is harnessed on board ships in...
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