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World’s smallest car delivers drugs

May 3, 2006
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Nanoscale devices that can deliver drugs to specific destinations inside the body are now a step closer as scientists develop a microscopic motor for the world’s smallest car
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I’m greener than you are!

April 4, 2006
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Is greenness in your genes? A new study by psychologists aims to find out
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How low can you go?

April 4, 2006
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You may be familiar with the limbo - the skill tried, often ill advisedly, by the slightly inebriated on holiday. But a recent discovery suggests that for ants, it is...
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Giant cloud of space alcohol found

April 4, 2006
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Scientists have discovered a giant cloud of methyl alcohol - spanning 288 billion miles - floating in space
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New chemical legislation most important for 20 years

March 28, 2006
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Calling all companies involved in the manufacture and distribution of chemically based products. Will the long arm of EU law REACH your business?
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Go average for big wins

March 16, 2006
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Scientists have come up with a sure fire betting tip for all those that like a tipple on the horses. Pick the most average horse you can find.
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More than meets the eye with Hubble snap

March 1, 2006
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Largest ever image of a galaxy is more than your average snap
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Cannabis destroys cancer cells

March 1, 2006
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Scientists working in the UK have revealed that cannabis has the potential to destroy leukemia cells
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Science centres need the missing link

March 1, 2006
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Dusty exhibits, stuffy guides and boring facts - this is the image that many people have of science museums the world over, but is it the reality in today’s education,...
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Grassland cuts leave scientists out of work

February 9, 2006
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A leading farming research body is to cut at least 40 jobs due to what it calls “a significant reduction” in income from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural...
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NuRD brings the focus back to science

February 9, 2006
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With media attention of cloning and stem cells at an all time high, one team of researchers bring the focus back to science
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Discovery that speaks the language of food

February 9, 2006
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We all like a biscuit of two with our tea, but did you know that you use your ears along with your mouth to sense how good that teatime hobnob...
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