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Delay for WEEE implimentation

August 11, 2005
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The government has postponed the implementation of the waste electronic and electrical equipment (WEEE) Directive until June 2006.
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Lung cancer pioneer dies

July 25, 2005
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Professor Sir Richard Doll, the scientist who first confirmed the link between smoking and lung cancer, has died
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Perfect way to study big bang

July 25, 2005
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Whilst exploring the very beginning of the universe, scientists have unexpectedly come across what they have called the most perfect fluid ever created
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Nuclear sell off will lose billions

July 11, 2005
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British Nuclear Fuels (BNFL) has confirmed controversial plans to sell Westinghouse, its US-based nuclear design and construction arm
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Government gets tough on animal rights extremists

July 11, 2005
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A crackdown on animal rights extremists who intimidate and harass legitimate scientists was implemented last week
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Roller coaster ride for physics

July 6, 2005
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A world-renowned roller coaster designer is to receive an honorary doctorate for his ability to link physics to the experience of the human body
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Cold comfort during global warming

June 28, 2005
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Global warming could result in northern Europe growing colder as the southern hemisphere gets hotter, say scientists
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Adult stem cells show potential

June 28, 2005
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Researchers are to publish a study this week that suggests adult, post-natal, stem cells have the same ability to multiply as embryonic stem cells.
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A superbug needs a super test

June 27, 2005
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As MRSA continues to claim victims and fears rise over dirty hospitals, Bio-Rad Laboratories have called for the war on the superbug to be stepped up with the use of...
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Ripples in universe unite theories

June 22, 2005
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Scientists have shown that theories of the infinitely large and the infinitely small are in agreement by studying elementary particles with no charge and very little mass
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Deep impact strikes comet

June 15, 2005
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On 4th July UK astronomers and space scientists will be among researchers the world over watching as a NASA probe dramatically encounters the comet Tempel-1
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World record for mass spectrometry

June 8, 2005
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Scientists in Zurich have set a world record in mass spectrometry by observing the largest ever mass-to-charge ratio of over 1 Mio Dalton (MDa).
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