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Neonatal diabetes test receives funding

June 30, 2017
Researchers from the University of Exeter have received funding to develop a test that identifies babies with neonatal diabetes in the first days of life. Neonatal diabetes is a rare...

Partnership to raise African research awareness

June 29, 2017
Taylor & Francis have partnered with The Conversation Africa – an offshoot of the Conversation websites that aim to share research with the wider public.

Mosquito-killing fungus enhanced with toxins

June 28, 2017
A new study suggests genetically modified fungus could help target mosquitoes and reduce incidences of malaria.

Multiplexed biomarker test for wearables

June 27, 2017
Engineers in the US have created a sensor that could potentially detect multiple biomarkers and will be small enough to be used in hand-held or wearable devices.

Worldwide imaging sharing project launched

June 26, 2017
A group of scientists are aiming to aggregate image data from around the world to improve studies.

Microscope company celebrates prestigious European award

June 23, 2017
ioLight – the world’s first portable hi-res digital microscope has won the European Product Design Award.

Distant star shines light on Einstein theory

June 22, 2017
For the first time ever, scientists have measured the mass of a white dwarf by using the Hubble Telescope to observe how it deflects light from a background star.

New conducting sheets hint at smaller electronics

June 19, 2017
Smaller electronic devices could be possible after scientists discover a new way to create extremely thin and reconfigurable electrical conducting sheets.

£20m science hub construction begins

June 16, 2017
Construction giant Kier has begun work on a new laboratory building at Newcastle’s Science Central.

Novel sustainable technique created for metal refinement

June 13, 2017
A new method has been developed to extract metals without requiring toxic solvents and reagents.

Study shakes elephants’ genetic tree

June 12, 2017
Palaeontologists, after new genetic analysis, are challenging the belief that African elephants belong to one distinct species.

Is a hung parliament good for science?

June 9, 2017
With a lot to lose from Brexit, the moderating force of a hung parliament could be good for science, say the Campaign for Science and Engineering as they launch their...

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