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Sensing and instrumentation spend set to increase

October 31, 2007
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UK companies operating in the multi-billion pound sensing and instrumentation market expect to increase their spend on research by an average of 10% in the coming 12 months.
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Microwave sensor – fat chance!

October 29, 2007
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They might be ideal for that last minute instant meal, but now researchers are hoping that the trusty microwave could be used to determine how much fat and salt is...
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Globetrotting flu keeps immune system on toes

October 26, 2007
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The influenza A virus does not lie dormant during summer but migrates globally and mixes with other viral strains before returning to the Northern Hemisphere as a genetically different virus,...
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Is ethics education a good thing for scientists?

October 24, 2007
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Education or mentoring on the responsible way to conduct research does not always guarantee positive results on students and young researchers says a US researcher.
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UK should put humans in space

October 22, 2007
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The UK should have involvement in both human and robotic elements of space exploration if it wants to play a full role in the unique opportunities that will define space...
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Ultimate model? On yer Bike!

October 19, 2007
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Here is a teaser for you - How on earth is it possible that a moving bicycle can, all by itself, be so stable?
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Researchers face Oblivion

October 17, 2007
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Scientists have helped to capture the essence of excitement with a live experiment that measured the thrill factor of riding a rollercoaster.
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Results challenge core knowledge

October 15, 2007
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Scientists have discovered that the Earth’s core behaves very differently than predicted by models in the first experiments able to mimic the crushing, searing conditions found in Earth’s lower mantle.
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Listen up – ears are older than we thought

October 12, 2007
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A new finding suggests that the modern ear may have developed much sooner that scientists had previously thought.
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Biobank confusion cleared up by new guidelines

October 10, 2007
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The use of Biobanks looks set to change the way biological research is carried out in the future, but the vast array of guidelines set up to control their use...
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Chemistry Nobel Prize goes to surface chemist

October 10, 2007
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The Nobel Prize in Chemistry has gone to German Gerhard Ertl for groundbreaking surface chemistry work that helped us understand why iron rusts how fuel cells function and how the...
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L.A.B. 2009 to be more British

October 10, 2007
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For those of you that missed the delights of the L.A.B. show - held at Excel, London, at the beginning of October - you really didn’t miss much.
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