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The mystery of the vanishing Martian methane

September 7, 2009
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The 2004 discovery of methane means that either there is life on Mars, or that volcanic activity continues to generate heat below the martian surface. Now, the ESA plans to...
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Chemistry in fine health – but definitely room for improvement

September 4, 2009
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An international review of chemistry research in the UK has found that despite overall health being good, there are potentially dangerous gaps in the intellectual core of the discipline.
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Ancient primate shifts human origins

September 2, 2009
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Did our evolutionary ancestors come from Asia and not Africa?
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Nanodiamonds are a wounds best friend

August 27, 2009
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New research has shown that nanodiamonds can be used to deliver insulin to combat infections in serious wounds.
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Public private partnership set out for Daresbury

August 27, 2009
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Daresbury Science and Innovation Campus has set out a unique, long-term opportunity for a private sector partner to develop up to 1 million square feet of space and to provide...
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Will transparent metal make invisibility a reality?

August 27, 2009
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Researchers from the University of Oxford have created a new transparent form of aluminium which may have implications for astrophysics and nuclear fusion.
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Incentive and reward key to good Knowledge transfer

August 21, 2009
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Unico - UK knowledge transfer association - has published the results of a survey suggesting technology/knowledge transfer is now seen as a part of the higher education institution strategy and...
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2000 year old material used in body armour

August 19, 2009
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Engineers at the University of Leeds are working on a new type of body armour made from cement.
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Coral heading for disaster warn Zoological Society

August 17, 2009
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Coral reef survival is balancing on a knife edge as the effects of ocean acidification and warming threaten to push reefs to the brink of extinction this century, warns a...
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A watched nanopillar always bends…

August 14, 2009
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UK researchers have solved a rather bendy nanotechnology problem by realising that observation itself, rather than an inherent property, can be at fault.
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Galileo ahead of the game – by 234 years

August 12, 2009
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Galileo knew he had discovered a new planet in 1613, 234 years before its official discovery date, according to a new theory by a University of Melbourne physicist.
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Killer cell secret key to immunological puzzle

August 10, 2009
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Scientists say they have solved a great immunological puzzle as they explain how the body’s immune system differentiates between healthy cells and diseased or cancerous cells which should be destroyed.
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