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Self-assembling materials discovered

February 6, 2017
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Researchers at the Academy of Finland have discovered gold nanoclusters that can self-assemble to form two and three-dimensional materials
Chemistry, Physics & Engineering
Chemical Engineering, Chemistry
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New-look research body appoints chief

February 3, 2017
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Sir Mark Walport has been appointed chief executive of the newly formed Research and Innovation organisation.
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European blood disorder project launched

February 3, 2017
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A multi-million pound project is offering hope to patients suffering from life-threatening blood disorders.
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Tissue reuse scheme expanding its reach

February 2, 2017
News
The University of Leeds is leading a scheme to reduce the number of animals needed for biomedical research.
Life Sciences
Biological Sciences
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New sustainable catalysis moves away from rare earth metals

February 1, 2017
News
A team of scientists at the University of Huddersfield have developed a new chemical reaction that is catalysed by the use of simple iron salts.
Chemistry
Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry
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Material science advancement after tightest knot created

January 31, 2017
News
Scientists at the University of Manchester have created the tightest knot ever achieved, opening up a potential avenue for a new generation of advanced materials.
Chemistry, Materials
Chemistry, Materials Science
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SESAME synchrotron circulates first beam

January 30, 2017
News
The Middle East’s first ‘light-source laboratory’ has circulated a beam for the first time.
Physics & Engineering
Particle Physics, Physics
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London University chosen to be focal point of new dementia institute

January 27, 2017
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UCL has been selected to be the hub of a new £250m UK Dementia Research Institute.
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80 million year old collagen successfully recovered

January 26, 2017
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Researchers in the US have successfully isolated additional collagen from dinosaur fossils 80 million years old, suggesting organic molecules can last far longer than originally thought.
Life Sciences
Paleobiology
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New discovery challenges physics assumption

January 25, 2017
News
The production of narrowband light sources - where electromagnetic radiation would not normally be possible - has been achieved by scientists in Scotland.
Physics & Engineering
Physics
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3D printing boosts membrane capability hopes

January 23, 2017
News
3D printing could advance membrane fabrication and capability, according to a new review by researchers from the University of Bath. Membranes for the separation of gas or liquids are restricted...
Materials
Materials Science
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Oxford Science Park expansion approved

January 20, 2017
News
Oxford Science Park will see more than 5,000sq m of additional office space after the Council approved its latest planning application. Construction will begin early this year and should provide...
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