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Moonlight serenades – lemur style

May 28, 2008
Humans might think that finding the perfect partner is hard but at least when we do, even in the dim light of a bar, we can usually be sure we...

Private funding for shock institute

May 28, 2008
AWE, the private company that operates and manages the Atomic Weapons Establishment on behalf of the Ministry of Defence, is providing major funding for a new £10 million institute based...

UK professor wins Lifetime Achievement Award

May 23, 2008
Professor Sir Martin Sweeting, chairman of UK space exploration company Surrey Satellite Technology, has won the 2008 Sir Arthur Clarke Lifetime Achievement Award.

Fighting the fraudsters

May 22, 2008
Each year the NHS loses millions of pounds as a result of fraudulent activity and the laboratory environment is not immune to this. But as Barry Hill discovered, one organisation...

Scientists hope lightning does strike twice

May 21, 2008
A team of European scientists has deliberately triggered electrical activity in thunderclouds for the first time by aiming high-power pulses of laser light into a thunderstorm.

Living up to the needs of life sciences

May 20, 2008
The training of science professionals and their retention in the UK is of growing concern – here Professor Bill Gilmore tells us how one university got to grips with the...

Synthetic biology gives ecosystem clues

May 19, 2008
Bioengineers have used genetically altered bacteria to provide new insights into how the complex relationship of predator and prey.

Plant scientists turn on athlete’s foot

May 16, 2008
A green-fingered approach is being taken by scientists to help the millions of people who suffer the discomfort of itchy, sore feet.

A well rounded technique

May 15, 2008
Solder pastes are vital in the electronics industry, but to be useful these metal suspensions must contain smooth spherical particles. Here we learn how image analysis can deliver the ideal...

Team burst bubble on cyclone secrets

May 14, 2008
French researchers have discovered that vortices created in soap bubbles behave like hurricanes in the atmosphere.

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