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Want to learn how the media works?

April 6, 2005
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The BA are running a Media Fellowship Scheme offering professional scientists and engineers the opportunity to experience first hand how the media works.
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Seeing tiny blood clots won’t help treatment

April 5, 2005
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New imaging technology allows radiologists to see more of the arteries throughout the lungs, and to detect small clots in those arteries. However, this doesn't mean that using anticoagulation therapy...
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Clinical software specialist acquires Torex

April 4, 2005
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CliniSys Solutions,a leading UK supplier of diagnostic and specialist clinical software solutions have aanounced the acquisition of Torex Laboratory Systems.
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Trials and tribulations of a plant scientist

March 23, 2005
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DNA extraction from plants can be a drawn-out process for the most scientists, cloning and automation provide only part of the solution
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Combination systems aid easy detection

March 22, 2005
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Absorption, fluorescence and luminescence spectra in microplate format
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Researchers in quest for vaccines

March 22, 2005
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Cluster management software provides massive computer power, aiding the study of carbohydrates and proteins
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Bolster our biotech business

March 22, 2005
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The biotech industry is not devoting sufficient resources to new business strategies, according to speakers at the Evolution of Life Science Industries conference held in Edinburgh.
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Fluorescence helps in ulcer treatment

March 22, 2005
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Russian researchers have developed a novel approach to the treatment of gastrointestinal ulcers. They have discovered that not only does the ulcer hurt, it fluoresces, which may help when deciding...
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Bacterial blueprint for hydrogen economy

March 22, 2005
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Researchers at the John Innes Centre, Norwich are using bacteria to provide the blueprint for a system they hope will one day produce electricity from hydrogen.
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Men still on top in academia

March 22, 2005
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Men still occupy the lion’s share of key positions in academic science according to the results of research conducted by the University of East Anglia.
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