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Life on an engergetic knife edge could render bats endangered

August 8, 2007
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Nectar-feeding bats burn sugar faster than any other mammal on Earth - and three times faster than even top-class athletes - ecologists have discovered.
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Novel solution to antimatter storage

August 8, 2007
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An award winning Japanese scientist is hoping to crack a physics problem that has so far seemed untouchable – literally.
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Team examine CO2 from thawing Artic

August 7, 2007
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An expedition is underway to examine any potential effect that the CO2 escaping from thawing Artic soil could have.
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Research shows Humans came out of Africa

August 6, 2007
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Researchers at the University of Cambridge claim that they have proven the theory that humans evolved from a single point in Africa by combining studies of genetic variations in humans...
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Smoke warning 50 years old

August 3, 2007
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As smokers across the nation get used to braving the elements to indulge their habit - smoking is now firmly linked with health problems in the public’s mind - but...
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Missing link’ stem cells found

August 1, 2007
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Two independent teams of researchers have discovered a new type of embryonic stem cell in rodents which, they say, is the missing link between mouse and human embryonic stem cells.
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New project keeps women in science

July 27, 2007
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The Institute of Physics has launched a project to encourage more girls and women to develop their careers in higher education and research.
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Genes feel the rhythm

July 24, 2007
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We are all familiar with some effects of our circadian rhythm, but now researchers think that our daily cycles could affect more that just sleeping and eating.
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Scientists reinvent the wheel

July 20, 2007
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Scientists are using the latest breakthroughs in artificial intelligence to develop the world’s first thinking car wheel.
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Double explosion changes view of star death

July 18, 2007
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Witnessing a stellar explosion is unique enough – but to see two in the same location is unheard of. Until now that is.
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Nobel laureate opens nano centre

July 16, 2007
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A new interdisciplinary research centre set up to break down academic boundaries in nanotechnology has been opened by Nobel Laureate Professor Sir Harry Kroto.
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You must be joking

July 13, 2007
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Is it possible to scientifically measure someone’s sense of humour? Are there universally good or bad jokes that make people laugh no matter their gender, profession or cultural background? These...
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