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Most violent explosion since Big Bang captured

March 5, 2009
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UK astronomers, using a telescope aboard the NASA Swift Satellite, have captured information from the most violent and luminous explosion since the Big Bang.
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Transgenic mosquitoes set to beat malaria

March 5, 2009
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Work published in the Public Library of Science, suggests that the spread of malaria can be controlled with the introduction of transgenic mosquitoes into native mosquito population.
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Joined-up infectious disease research called for

March 5, 2009
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The Royal Society has called on the Government to create a National Institute for Infectious Diseases, which would integrate research on diseases affecting both humans and animals.
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Ultrasound key to battle against water polluting painkillers

March 4, 2009
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An international team of scientists has developed a novel method for eliminating pharmaceutical products from water using ultrasound treatment.
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An electronic future for biology?

March 2, 2009
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Future medical research will focus increasingly on electronic data, with less need both for laboratory animals and tissue samples
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Computer games are hot stuff in fire training

February 23, 2009
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Researchers say that violent computer games may have a role to play in fire safety.
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Nuts – the food of last resort

February 23, 2009
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Anthropologists from the University of Vienna have discovered that the earliest humans ingested large nuts and seeds, which today we would find very difficult to chew, never mind digest.
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Rainforests will suffer more due to climate change

February 23, 2009
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Scientists say if current climate change and use of the Amazon rainforests continue unchallenged, the dieback of the rainforests is inevitable.
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Sight beyond sight for astrophysicists

February 23, 2009
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A new technique allows scientists to accurately image an asteroid 200 million kilometres away.
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Is tetris the post-traumatic wonder cure

February 20, 2009
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You might imagine that the blocky graphics and incessant beeps of Tetris tend to increase stress levels - but now psychologists think that a game or two of the classic...
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European patent system stifling innovation

February 18, 2009
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The lack of a Europe-wide community patent poses "incredible challenges" for small businesses and undermines the EU's goal of becoming the most competitive knowledge-based economy in the world, according to...
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Have a look at what this dolphin is saying

February 16, 2009
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In an important breakthrough in deciphering dolphin language, researchers in Great Britain and the United States have examined not the sound, but the shape dolphin ultrasound makes in the water.
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