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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.

Keeping your bling allergy free

May 13, 2008
Dippal Manchanda tells us about the new Quick Nickel Test developed by researchers at the laboratory of the Birmingham Assay Office

World’s oldest living tree marker of climate change

May 12, 2008
The world’s oldest recorded tree - clocking in at an ancient 9,550 years old - has been found in Sweden.

Scientists hear power of hurricane

May 9, 2008
Researchers at MIT think that they may be on to a better, cheaper way of detecting the power of a hurricane – simply listen to how strong it is.

What the future has in store

May 8, 2008
Gary Walsh gives us an overview of the current trends driving the automated sample storage and management market in the pharmaceutical, clinical and medical research industries.

Throw out the drummer jokes – rhythm is clever

May 7, 2008
New research suggests that all those jokes at the expense of drummers may be way off the mark - it turns out that rhythmic accuracy and intelligence go hand in...

Parents didn’t stand for children

May 7, 2008
Carrying your children may well be good for bonding – but, according to new research, it doesn’t explain why we walk upright.

Bat mums turn to clay for the kids

May 7, 2008
Zoologists have found that bats overcome toxins in their diet with a love for mineral water and clay.

Solar flare sparks massive sunquake

May 7, 2008
Data from the SOHO spacecraft – a joint NASA and ESA project – has shown astronomers powerful starquakes rippling around the Sun in the wake of mighty solar flares.

How to make it into print

May 6, 2008
Science is nothing without communication of ideas and results, and whatever the publication you chose to tell the world of your insights, there are several key things you need to...

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