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Laboratory News forum 2006 hits the mark

January 18, 2006
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A wise scientist once said that an exhibition is only as good as the prizes that are given out. Sage words indeed, and in that case the Laboratory News Forum...
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Microcapsules explode onto the scene

January 18, 2006
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one one really likes having injections – but would you opt to have exploding capsules inserted which deliver the medicine instead?
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Fluorescing animals?….and pigs might fly.

January 18, 2006
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Pigs may not be flying yet, but they are certainly glowing
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Light relief for blues

January 11, 2006
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A new way to beat the winter blues has been developed with the creation of a ‘Light Lounge’ which could help raise those rather sad serotonin levels
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Its all crystal clear

January 11, 2006
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Scientists are on the verge of discovering the ‘holy grail’ of crystallography with a new technique based on glass
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UK scientists benefit from interstellar bounty

January 11, 2006
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K scientists will be among the first in the world to examine samples of the comet Wild 2 when a NASA capsule returns to Earth this Sunday morning
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A blooming success

December 29, 2005
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Researchers have developed a novel way of recycling old mobile phones – by burying them and turning them into a flower
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So, exactly how does Santa Claus do it?

December 14, 2005
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Well, it is that time of year again. Christmas may not feel like the most scientific of seasons but none the less Laboratory News has rounded up some interesting yuletide...
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The first laboratory News sudoku winner is announced!

December 1, 2005
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After a great response, the first Laboratory News sudoku winner is chosen
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New discovery beats off anthrax

November 30, 2005
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A recent discovery which stops anthrax in its tracks will aid preparations for possible terrorist attacks say a research team from Stockholm University
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Cool harmonies

November 30, 2005
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Far from being silent, floating mountains of the Antarctic and Arctic, scientists have shown that icebergs can in fact sing in perfect harmony
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Are science experiments in schools on the way out?

November 30, 2005
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Science experiments in schools are being squeezed out, threatening the UK’s economic competitiveness and future capacity for innovation
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