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Teachers keep their cool over polar expedition

June 7, 2007
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Four teachers that are to head off on an Antarctic expedition have been put through their paces at a sports science centre in preparation for their trip.
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The ultimate in personal gadgetry

June 7, 2007
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Personal computing, personal mp3 players and even personal medicine have all entered the public’s technology consciousness – and now an electronics giant has taken it one step further – personal...
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Dont forget we also have a print edition!

June 7, 2007
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Don’t forget we also have a print edition of Laboratory News – and you can get your hands on all our news, features, competitions, giveaways and information on all the...
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Cosmic clock dates ancient star

June 6, 2007
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Using a dating technique similar to that used in archaeology, astronomers have found a star to be almost as old as the universe its self.
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Government “cybrid” back down doesnt go far enough

June 4, 2007
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With the announcement of the draft Human Tissue and Embryos Bill, it appears that the government has yielded to scientific pressure on the use of human-animal “cybrid” embryos – but...
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I fly, therefore I am…

June 1, 2007
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Free will and true spontaneity – not the first thing you might think of when considering the common fruit fly. Well, one group of scientists think that we are not...
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UK space giant sells to EADS

May 30, 2007
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The University of Surrey is set to receive £40 - £50 million from the sale of most of its 85% stake in Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL) to the aerospace and...
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Proven efficacy for new polio vaccine

May 29, 2007
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A new vaccine to prevent type-1 polio is three times as effective as the standard vaccine, according to new research.
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Biotech boom puts india on verge of global market

May 25, 2007
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A new study has shown that India’s health biotech firms are gaining global influence, with an increased ability not only to produce cheap drugs and vaccines domestically but also to...
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Cellular ‘heartbeat’ to revolutionise drug testing

May 23, 2007
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Researchers are a step closer to being able to detect what they have called the ‘heartbeat’ of individual cells, in a development that could change the way new drugs are...
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Water may not help runners keep their cool

May 21, 2007
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Last month 35,674 people ran the London Marathon, many of whom downed as much water as they could at each of the water stations on the route – but did...
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Nanoscience creates world’s smallest book

May 18, 2007
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The best things come in small packages, or so the saying goes – and it is something that one group of scientists thinks holds true for their newest development. The...
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