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Fingerprint science makes its mark

April 16, 2007
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Finding fingerprints at a crime scene has been a staple of forensic police work for decades, but now a new development could help reveal hidden fingerprints.
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Laboratory design for the future

April 16, 2007
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The ability to respond to changes in R&D direction quickly and efficiently is vital for today's laboratory. The key to this is a flexible workspace that can adapt to new...
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UK physicist shines on big screen

April 12, 2007
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A physicist has had a key role in bringing a new $45m British-made science fiction film to the big screen.
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Irish eyes are smiling

April 12, 2007
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Find out how a combination of experience and the power of word-of-mouth paved the way for one UK laboratory furniture company to tame the Celtic Tiger.
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Royal Society pushes real climate science

April 11, 2007
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The Royal Society has published a guide to the controversies surrounding climate change in an attempt to clearly state where the weight of scientific evidence lies.
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New-car smell is safe

April 11, 2007
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The smell of a new car – the leathery, plastic aroma that greets the drivers of most new cars – is not toxic according to a new study.
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Bat’s secret to sobriety

April 11, 2007
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Getting a bit tipsy, staggering about and desperately trying to sober up may be a familiar feeling to the party animals amongst you – and now scientists have found that...
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iPods help medics become iDocs

April 9, 2007
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They have become a badge of honour for commuters across the nation, but now one cardiac doctor thinks that iPods could be the perfect tool for training the next generation...
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Handle with care

April 9, 2007
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High throughput (HT) technologies now play a vital role in many areas of research where success depends on the evaluation of large numbers of samples. Here, Geoff Simmons tells us...
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Mixed reaction as Brown pledges ?6.3bn to science

April 4, 2007
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The increase in the UK’s public science spending from £5 billion to £6.3 billion, as announced by the Chancellor last month in his budget, has been met with cautious optimism...
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