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Will robots increase the class divide?

January 8, 2009
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A Spanish study has looked at the future impact of robots on society and concludes that a technological imbalance may be caused over the next 12 years between those who...
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Euro threat to MRI scanners

January 7, 2009
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Urgent action and public pressure is still required to stop the European Union adopting legislation restricting use of MRI scanners in the UK and throughout Europe say the Institute of...
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The new wave

January 5, 2009
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2000 PhD students to take on big problems with £250million new funding
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A real blow for the sneezes

December 22, 2008
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For those sufferers of allergic rhinitis – scientists at Oxford University have some good Christmas news for you.
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Tis the season to be contrary

December 22, 2008
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In the build up to Christmas tempers may well be frayed – but fear not, endocrinology may hold the key to a calm yuletide.
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…FIVE gold rings

December 22, 2008
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As Christmas and the credit crunch collide, is it the men that are feeling the pinch the most? We may joke about the mid-life crisis Porsche but is there any...
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Is UK business missing out on science talent?

December 15, 2008
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The UK risks losing out on top talent unless the Government and business works harder to foster a culture of innovation in the UK, according to new research by Toshiba.
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Bloodhound seeks 1,000mph record

December 12, 2008
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In the challenge to create a car capable of 1,000mph, Richard Noble OBE has turned to world class UK research.
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First images of multi-planet system

December 12, 2008
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An international team of astronomers has become the first to capture images of a multi-planet system around a normal star, much like our own solar system.
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Search for origin of life reaches interstellar dust

December 10, 2008
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Interstellar dust particles - not, you might imagine, the dampest places in the universe - but most of the water in the universe is in the form of very cold...
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Stone baked fossils give up secrets

December 8, 2008
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Scientists are getting closer to solving a 500-million year old mystery - how do fossils heated to over 300°C in the Earth’s while at the mercy of tectonic forces survive?
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DNA – protein journey controlled by activator

December 8, 2008
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Scientists at Imperial College have announced the discovery of specialist activator proteins that start the process of converting the genes in DNA into proteins.
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