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Electrons given easy ride in graphene

February 1, 2008
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Research has revealed that charged particles move through graphene, the 2D counterpart of graphite, more easily than in any other material.
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Want to keep your partner? Better be cooperative

February 1, 2008
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Mathematicians have tackled the question of why cooperative behaviour is common in many species when natural selection often favours those who do best for themselves rather than those who help...
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Young, gifted and in with a chance

January 30, 2008
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Applications are invited for a €15,000 prize intended to encourage and support the work of promising European biomedical researchers.
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Autumn warming reduces carbon uptake

January 29, 2008
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Research has suggested that, in terms of carbon, we lose more than we gain from warmer autumns.
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Chemical engineers scoop Dragon’s Den style award

January 18, 2008
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A team of UK Chemical Engineers have won the support of an International PR agency, after being awarded top spot in a Dragon’s Den style competition.
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Hydrogen power squeezed into reality

January 16, 2008
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The prospect of hydrogen-fuelled cars may be one step closer thanks to a new form of compound discovered by scientists at the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility.
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Infections gets nosis put out of joint

January 14, 2008
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The UK’s National Centre for Zoonosis Research, dedicated to the study of animal-borne human diseases, has been opened at the University of Liverpool.
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UK cuts research budget as Europe pushes for greater spend

January 11, 2008
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Public spending on medical research in Europe should be doubled over the next ten years to ensure the health and welfare of Europe’s citizens and to nurture a thriving medical...
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Strong BERT quells ERNI

January 10, 2008
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BERT and ERNI may be familiar to Sesame Street fans, but now researchers have found that play a vital role in embryonic development.
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Turning physics up to 11

January 10, 2008
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Rock guitars, superstrings, 11 dimensions and the world’s largest and highest energy particle accelerator are the lead instruments for the Institute of Physics’ latest drive to get kids interested in...
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Plucking scientists get to root of problem

January 10, 2008
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It sounds like something from a science fiction novel: Pluck a few of someone’s hairs, and four to six weeks later they have grown into a piece of skin -...
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Xmas carbon emissions over the moon

January 9, 2008
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The season’s festivities are over and you are back to work with a bump, but new research suggests the xmas excess didn’t just bulge your waistline.
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