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Making light work of cell sorting

December 21, 2007
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Researchers at MIT have developed a new method for cell sorting that they say will make the process faster and cheaper and allow for new types of experiments.
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Mistletoe kisses are fine, but dont shake hands

December 21, 2007
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We’ve all heard people say “I won’t kiss you, I’ve got a cold”. But new research warns that we may be far more at risk of passing on an infection...
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Its a wrap!

December 21, 2007
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A Mathematician has come up with a festive equation to help you with your last minute Christmas wrapping.
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Attosecond light gets pulses racing

December 19, 2007
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A discovery of a new way to manipulate light a million times more efficiently than before could open the door to a new sub-branch of photonics - the science of...
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High tech textiles glow with the flow

December 17, 2007
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As the nights close in, scientists have unveiled textile technology that could improve safety of cyclists, joggers and pedestrians on dark winter days.
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Podcasts give microbiology updates on tap

December 14, 2007
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They say that what is on your iPod can reveal a lot about you as a person. Well, if you want to be seen as a consummate water professional, then...
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Leaves hang around longer due to CO2

December 12, 2007
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The delay in autumnal leaf coloration and leaf fall in trees is caused by rising levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and not by increased global temperatures, suggests a...
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Boys like it hot

December 12, 2007
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Researchers investigating potential impact of temperature on gender, have shown that consecutive warm years can result in more men being born than women.
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Nano worries scientists more than public

December 12, 2007
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Scientists worry more about possible health and environmental hazards of nanotechnology than the public according to a new study.
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Avian risk takers stressed

December 12, 2007
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A new study by the University of Exeter has revealed that stressed out birds are more likely to take risks than their relaxed counterparts.
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Sunbathing frog’s future under a cloud

December 10, 2007
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Animal conservationists are turning to physics to investigate whether global warming is responsible for killing sun-loving South American tree frogs.
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CHINA – UK science bridges the gap

December 7, 2007
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In a move that reflects China’s growing importance in the scientific world - the first collaboration program between UK and Chinese research has been launched to promote “joint innovation and...
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