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Novel climate predictions aim to help save coral reefs worldwide

January 11, 2017
A set of new climate model projections will enable conservationists to understand which coral reefs will be affected by annual coral bleaching.

Immunity’s genetic link discovered

January 10, 2017
Almost 75% of immune traits are influenced by genes, according to researchers at King’s College London.

M40 Alliance launched to speed up arthritis treatment

January 6, 2017
A new alliance has been formed to quicken the development of novel treatments for arthritis.

EU drive to increase expertise on chemical effects on humans

January 5, 2017
An EU-backed study is to begin this month to increase the number of researchers able to assess the impact of chemicals on the human endocrine system.

New dinosaur tribes named

January 4, 2017
Scientists have named two new clades, or tribes, of horned dinosaurs based on fossils collected in the United States and Canada.

Mirror created to understand more about Universe’s beginnings

January 3, 2017
An international team of astronomers and engineers have created a magnetic mirror that could be used to detect gravitational waves.

Stem cell collaboration announced

December 30, 2016
Two companies have announced a collaboration to develop induced pluripotent stem cell-derived cells and tissues to speed up research in drug discovery.

Business launched to improve relationship with researchers

December 28, 2016
Honeywell Research Chemicals has been launched to manufacture high-purity solutions for laboratory research and testing applications.

Industrial innovation department launched

December 23, 2016
The National Physical Laboratory, the UK’s measurement institute, has launched a new engineering and manufacturing division to accelerate industrial innovation.

New DNA analysis method reveals plant immunity

December 22, 2016
A new, improved method to capture longer fragments of DNA will allow researchers to understand more about the genes that provide plants with immunity to disease.

Dark matter analysis challenges conventional thinking

December 21, 2016
An international team of scientists have discovered that dark matter is less dense throughout space, than previously thought.

Chemists find novel method to control catalysis

December 19, 2016
Scientists in Canada have discovered a novel technique that enables them to manipulate catalytic reactions.

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