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Decade-year old structure incorrect

June 3, 2011
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A decade-year old structure of an important complex in the human immune system has shown to be incorrect by two researchers, who hope to use their new structure to design...
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Catalyst promises cheap solar power

June 1, 2011
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In a serendipitous discovery, researchers in Switzerland have found a way to revolutionise hydrogen production, which may have implications in solar energy storage.
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Biotechnology YES for plant scientists

May 25, 2011
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The Biotechnology Young Entrepreneur Scheme (YES) has announced a new workshop for plant, microbial and environmental scientists entering the scheme.
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Environmental fragrancing

May 25, 2011
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The key to a successful night out is a good ambience – but the smoking ban has uncovered several unsavoury smells which affect the perception of the evening say scientists...
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Fool’s Gold – fertiliser for the oceans

May 25, 2011
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Pyrite or Fools Gold is a rich source of iron in the deep sea say researchers from the University of Delaware.
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How tarantulas hold on tight

May 25, 2011
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Fluffy the tarantula has resolved the argument about how the arachnid stays secure on a vertical surface and may have revealed the missing link between the first silk-producing spiders and...
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CRB invest in peptide manufacturing

May 23, 2011
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Cambridge Research Biochemicals – a research peptide and antibody manufacturer – is home to the first Overture Robotic Peptide Library Synthesiser.
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Marine bugs give new antibiotic hope

May 20, 2011
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Hybrid antibiotics may be key to wiping out drug-resistant strains of the MRSA superbug say researchers from the Universities of Bristol and Birmingham.
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Wound healing breakthrough

May 18, 2011
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In a recent breakthrough, scientists in London and Japan have discovered not only how bone marrow cells aid wound healing but the trigger that kick-starts it.
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R&D becomes international as new scientific superpowers emerge

May 13, 2011
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A new report from the Royal Society takes a look at the global scientific landscape, with some surprising results
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What can you do in 17 minutes?

May 11, 2011
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It might not seem very long, but 17 minutes is a long time for researchers on the ALPHA project at CERN who have managed to trap antihydrogen for a lengthy...
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Moving with the times

May 11, 2011
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The dyes injected into the skin by tattoo artists when creating their artwork move with time – a recently published mathematical model could predict how your body art will look...
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