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£1m grant for Bristol chemists

June 8, 2016
Bristol University chemists have been awarded £930,000 to develop new smoking cessation aids.

Seebeck effect could drastically reduce vehicles’ CO_ emissions

June 7, 2016
A 200 year old discovery is to be used to save vehicles using huge amounts of fuel while lowering their annual carbon emissions by as much as 1,000 tonnes a...

Clues to supermassive black hole creation found

June 6, 2016
Italian scientists believe they have found two objects in the early universe that are the origin of supermassive black holes.

New engineering hub opened at Cambridge

June 3, 2016
Sir James Dyson has opened a new engineering facility at Cambridge University, to support research in advanced materials, electric vehicles and efficient internal combustion system

Faster heart attack detection device launched

June 2, 2016
A new device has been released to inform clinicians if a patient has suffered a heart attack within a 10 minute period.

Human marine activity causes cephalopod surge

June 1, 2016
Although human interaction has reduced the population of many marine organisms over recent years, it appears it has boosted cephalopod numbers.

‘Weak’ physical forces measured for first time

May 31, 2016
Individual van der Waals forces between individual atoms have been measured for the first time by scientists at the University of Basel.

Stem cell spin out has highest ever UK funding round

May 27, 2016
A spin out focusing on stem cell drugs to treat age related diseases has raised the highest ever amount in the UK in a single investment round.

Space mission to measure biomass step closer to lift-off

May 26, 2016
A mission to measure the Earth’s biomass is closer to launch after a contract to build its necessary technology was agreed.

New semiconductor production method proposed

May 25, 2016
A new production method could allow larger and more flexible solar panels, according to Penn State University scientists.

Majority of public unaware of ocean acidification

May 24, 2016
A recent survey suggests that just one in five people in Britain are aware of ocean acidification.

Theory on ancient Earth’s atmosphere challenged

May 23, 2016
An international team of scientists are challenging the theory that ancient Earth’s atmosphere was low in oxygen.

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