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Physics Nobel goes to hard drive poineers

October 9, 2007
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This year’s physics Nobel Prize is awarded for the technology that is used to read data on hard disks.
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Nobel goes to knock out kings

October 8, 2007
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Two US scientists and their UK collaborator have been awarded the Nobel Prize for medicine for their groundbreaking work in gene technology.
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Lord Winston speaks out against ‘blinkered’ regulations

October 7, 2007
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Lord Robert Winston has accused “blinkered” regulations of holding up his research aimed at creating transgenic organs for transplantation.
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New gum avoids sticky situations

October 5, 2007
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Scientists are hoping that stepping in gum won’t be such a sticky situation anymore - as they have invented nonstick gum.
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Beetles toxic steam inspires researchers

October 4, 2007
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Researchers are using an insect that sprays its predators with toxic steam to inspire new types of nebulisers, needle-free injections, fire extinguishers and powerful fuel injection systems.
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Ozone – the fallen super-hero?

October 4, 2007
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Ever thought of ozone of a super-hero that could turn bad at any moment? Well one scientist thinks you should – and has produced a comic strip to show the...
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War tragedy highlights ignored scientists

October 4, 2007
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A law of physics named after him, correct predictions of several unknown elements, and the first experimental test of quantum theory – these achievements read like the career of one...
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Icebergs revealed as biological hotbed

October 3, 2007
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Rather than free-floating frozen voids of life, icebergs are now thought to be biological hot spots, according to a new study.
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Green chemistry gives ‘benign by design’ coatings

October 1, 2007
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Green chemistry is being employed to develop revolutionary drug delivery methods that are more effective and less toxic and could benefit millions of patients.
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Could E.T. be a particle of interstellar dust

September 28, 2007
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Science has long since developed beyond the view that extra terrestrial life takes the form of little green men - but it could, say physicists, be made from corkscrew-shaped particles...
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Coffee gives up its bitter secret

September 26, 2007
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It may be vital for that early morning pick-up, but scientists now think that caffeine is not responsible for your coffee’s bitter taste.
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Award for ethical science

September 24, 2007
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Researchers using brain scanners to develop methods of replacing invasive experiments on laboratory animals have won an ethical science award from non-animal medical research charity, the Dr Hadwen Trust.
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