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October 15, 2009
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James Heseltine explains how the latest gas generation technology can help increase efficiency and cut costs in laboratory applications
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Algae nanostructure makes ideal battery

October 14, 2009
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A group of researchers have discovered that the perfect environmentally friendly battery could be inspired by algae.
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Making the case

October 13, 2009
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The advantages of automating laboratories are numerous, yet the ROI (return of investment) of such a project is not as obvious. A business case that combines economical and technical laboratory...
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XBox does science as well as games

October 12, 2009
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It has become a gamer’s best friend and given Microsoft hordes of young fans – but now one researcher thinks it could have answers for the scientific computing community too.
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Real research for kids’ education centre

October 12, 2009
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The first children’s science education centre based within a working medical research laboratory has opened its doors and is ready to inspire the next generation of biologists.
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Researchers begin to crack magnetic mystery

October 9, 2009
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A seven decade magnetic mystery involving space hunts and quantum probes could have ended thanks to an international research team.
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Pokemon and 2012 Olympics set off epilepsy trail

October 9, 2009
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What did an episode of the Pokemon cartoon in 1997 and the promotion of the 2012 London Olympics have in common?
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Plants set ablaze to improve risk maps

October 9, 2009
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A team of researchers have been setting alight plant life to test a new method that measures how different plant species respond to fire.
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A simple pollution solution

October 9, 2009
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Researchers from the University of Leeds have found that pedestrians can significantly reduce their traffic pollution intake by simply crossing the road.
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What’s in an image?

October 8, 2009
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Embryonic stem cells are becoming something of a clinical holy grail – but is quantitative imaging an essential development for the quality control of human embryonic stem cells? We find...
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