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• Swift observes a supernova explosion in real-time - Science Centric
• Project to professionalise UK research management - Science Business
• Report highlights impact of future brain drugs on society
• First Moments of Star's Explosion Caught By X-Ray Detectors - Bloomberg
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• University to offer science courses for students who bypass A-levels - Independent
• UK dean named provost at Wash. State (Lexington Herald-Leader)
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• ISA-UKTI for synergies between India, UK (CIOL)
• The Phoenix has landed!
• Brothers bringing gadgets to Britain - Telegraph.co.uk
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• Oxford shakes up British higher education with fundraising drive - Christian Science Monitor
• Oxford to Raise $2.5 Billion to Compete With Harvard (Update2) - Bloomberg
• Medical student wins paediatrics prize
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• UK Medics Solve Ancient Riddle Of 'Finger Clubbing' - Science Daily (press release)
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• How a Cardiff computer could solve the mystery of the universe - ic Wales
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• Jeff Wood wins AMSA International Lectureship Award
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• Cardiff University installs Bull supercomputer - VNUNet.com
• Mobile phones expose human habits - BBC News
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• Nottingham scientists recognised for contribution to UK economy - Media Newswire (press release)
• England?s poorest suffering increasing levels of severe dental disease
• High impulsivity predicts the switch to compulsive cocaine-taking
• UK quake expert heads to China (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Insight Into Clinical Disorders Characterised By Low Serotonin Level - Medical News Today (press...
• Self-healing, bullet proof and extra strong structures
• Global climate change to be tackled, thanks to a $US 70 mil agreement
• Global climate change to be tackled, thanks to a $US 70 million agreement
• UK companies outperform - Auto Industry
• Europe's biggest companies outpace UK in value added - Telegraph.co.uk
• Targeting the Moon and beyond
• Alcohol craving reduced by drugs - BBC News
• High-profile tour aims to forge links with American universities - ic Wales
• Is it time to give up on the BBC? - Jerusalem Post
• New study will calculate number of British adults with autism LEICESTER, UK: The University of...
• Tour aims to forge links with US universities - ic Wales
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• New frontier for UK exploration beckons - EnergyCurrent
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• Can you hear black holes collide?
• A third of viewers say BBC news is not relevant to where they live - Telegraph.co.uk
• Salmond slams 'metropolitan' BBC (BBC News)
• Children's TV 'too focused on UK and America' - Telegraph.co.uk
• BBC news 'too focused on London' - Scotsman
• BBC criticised for sidelining Wales coverage - ic Wales
• BBC criticised for sidelining Wales - ic Wales
• Why the US should collaborate with Cardiff - ic Wales
• Institute of Neurology academic wins Magstim Young Investigator Award
• Science for all the family
• Doritos Makes History With World's First Extra Terrestrial ... - Science Daily (press release)
• Plan to conserve forests may be detrimental to other ecosystems
• Scientists confirm that parts of earliest genetic material may have come from the stars
• Head teacher is Phoenix knight - BBC News
• Million Pound UK Study To Combat Global Food Poverty - Medical News Today (press release)
• Million Pound UK Study To Combat Global Food Poverty (Medical News Today)
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• BBC agrees coverage falls short (icWales)
• UK university standards "sacrificed": top academic - Reuters UK
• The watchman?s song
• Whistleblower warning on degrees - BBC News
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• A grotesque bidding game is undermining university standards - Times Online
• Funding cuts will hurt IT students - Computing
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• UK renewables policy 'inadequate' - BBC News
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• Applied Science turns students onto science
• Butcher Receives Degree from UK College of Health Sciences - Ledger Independent
• Innovation In Service Sectors Study Launched By Royal Society (Medical News Today)
• Towering art rises at university - BBC News
• Chancellor presents Honorary Degrees
• UCL?s cosmologists focus on the universe?s biggest question
• UK's tallest sculpture - The Press Association
• Neuroscientist receives international prize for ?pioneering work?
• Top Bioscientist to Join Lancaster?s Water Centre
• Dinosaur fact file
• UK's tallest piece of public art unveiled - Regen.net (subscription)
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• Second Genetic Risk Factor For Late-onset Alzheimer's Disease Found - Science Daily (press release)
• Driving the knowledge economy - WalesOnline
• Programme to ignite students? interest in mathematics wins prestigious award
• Honorary Degrees 2008
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• £1.2 million for research into self-hearing materials
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• Greenwich lecturer receives National Teaching Award
• Bird flu 'still a major threat' - BBC News
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• RNA Engineering To Combat Series Of Illnesses Wins Kaye Award For Hebrew University Dean (Medical...
• Major high-performance computing research grant
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• Climate change science goes on show
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• UK space rocket revealed - BBC News
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• E-mail leak of 'degree inflation' - BBC News
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• NEWS: UK scientists to develop low energy sensors (Embedded Systems Programming Magazine)
• 'Deadliest' malaria rising in UK - BBC News
• Darwinian doodles scoop national prize
• New Dean for Medicine and Dentistry
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• Do student murders reveal London risks? - BBC News
• Nobel duo ask: "Who owns science?"
• Gender 'impacts on transplants' - BBC News
• STFC announces ambitious BP1.906bn science funding programme - Space Ref (press release)
• Bottisham pupils pick-up prizes at Nanoscience Centre
• Is Scotland's dust behind asthma? - BBC News
• Ambitious 1.9 billion science funding programme is announced - PublicTechnology.net
• Sporting experts join pupils at summer school of sport
• UK Mars rover hopes face set-back (BBC News)
• UK Mars rover hopes face set-back - BBC News
• Tell donor children early in life - BBC News
• Researchers at University of Greenwich at Medway offer expertise to local business
• Global social protection strategy can save world's poorest
• Manchester scientist appointed new BBSRC boss
• Britain?s security chiefs to headline UCL global crime conference
• The University of Manchester and GSK strike new research alliance - University of Manchester
• Bioscience funding council gets new head - guardian.co.uk
• Nuclear industry undermined by savage science cuts - Telegraph.co.uk
• Stem Cell Sciences granted UK patent for new growth medium for authentic embryonic stem cells...
• Science Taster Day
• More over 70s 'are enjoying sex' - BBC News
• NC3Rs announces new Board Chair as Professor Ian Kimber
• Call for Opticon 1826 Engineering Sciences Editor
• Topping Out at Plant Sciences
• UK Observatory Secures Necessary Funding - RedOrbit
• Warning over universities' future - BBC News
• Future of Jodrell Bank Secured
• Prize-givings for Social Sciences students
• £2.3m boost for Humanities postdoctoral research
• Royal Academy of Engineering elects Oxford researchers
• Obese Men Produce Less Semen, More Abnormal Sperm (Update1) - Bloomberg
• Oxford holds global history of science conference
• UCL SET for gender equality recognition
• NEWS: UK academic gets funds to improve code generation (Embedded Systems Programming Magazine)
• UK computer researchers awarded science grant - Bizjournals.com
• Honorary degree for cancer Institute head
• Researchers net £15k science awards to aid studies (The Scotsman)
• OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO SPACE SCIENCE - Loughborough News
• ?Feeling the Earth move? ? teachers explore science at Imperial
• Pupils take on Science Challenge
• Brain switch provides clues to drug addiction (News-Medical-Net)
• Sebelius, UK edition - Kansas City Star
• Exercise may ward off Alzheimer's and slow down its progression - BBC News
• BBC plans regional news enforcer (icWales)
• UK - Malaysia Engineering Conference 2008 at UCL
• Research powerhouse: UCL top-cited in UK
• New understanding of evolution explored at Southampton Science Café
• Professor Jessica Corner to head new School of Health Sciences at Southampton
• How Will Universities Change in the 21st Century? - Science Daily (press release)
• Eating nuts in pregnancy could increase asthma risk - Telegraph.co.uk
• OU Space Scientist helps to plot Earth’s big Mars mission
• Artificial Life conference makes first visit to UK - University of Southampton
• Gene variant found in those with African ancestry increases odds ... - EurekAlert (press release)
• Susan Bassnett: Why university exams need a radical overhaul - Independent
• Universities using entrance tests - BBC News
• A CITY university has been named the best in Scotland for graduate ... - Scotsman
• Menthol cigarettes 'target young' - BBC News
• Why more Africans get HIV - Daily Nation
• Darwin the focus of OU production - News - Creative Industries - Business Weekly - Cambridge, UK...
• News Brief (Ekklesia)
• Manchester graduate wins BBC National Short Story Prize
• Panel studies Muslims in UK - TeleText
• Science camp lets UK pupil explore - DetNews.com
• Gates scholar takes Darwin Correspondence Project essay prize
• My Life in Media: Paul Gambaccini (Independent)
• Boost for global warming research - BBC News
• Ken Fox honoured at prestigious university in Portugal
• Students step onto the springboard to success
• University and Police partnership celebrates Summer graduation
• Nine Oxford academics become Fellows Of The British Academy
• School Report: A progress review (BBC News)
• Some students 'tell more CV lies' - BBC News
• Tobacco 'could help treat cancer' - BBC News
• £2.3m boost for Humanities postdoctoral research
• UCL in the News: Sound of jelly wobbling recorded for architects’ competition
• UCL student shortlisted to appear on ‘Question Time’
• Neuroscientist receives international prize for ‘pioneering work’
• UCL’s cosmologists focus on the universe’s biggest question
• New degree to enhance science teaching
• Pilot mentoring project for women in UCL Biomedical Sciences
• Weidenfeld Scholarships support tomorrow?s leaders
• Huddersfield Academic Pens Pioneering Wound Care Book - 'Lower Extremity Wounds: A Problem-Based...
• UCL researcher scoops L?Oreal For Women in Science Fellowship
• The brain under pressure: Bristol Neuroscience attracts BBSRC grant
• Simon Burgess interviewed on the Today programme
• Simon Burgess interviewed on BBC Radio 4's Today programme
• Fraud gangs 'targeting students' - BBC News
• Israel needs sanctions not appeasement, says UK boycott group - Mathaba.Net
• Discovery may boost statin safety - BBC News
• UK Government Seeking Feedback on Science Policy - ScienceBlogs
• New science qualification launched for distance learning students
• Graduation is a Daughter's Response to Motor Neurone Disease
• Professor Michael Basker on BBC Radio 4
• US cancer boss in mobiles warning - BBC News
• Maths grant for international research on biomaterials
• Teachers get a dose of Cambridge science
• Trainee teachers 'degrees better' - BBC News
• Major Geological Society award for Southampton scientist
• Getting a flavour of Cambridge science
• Airshow outreach takes off
• Binge Drinking Teens, Catastrophic Megafloods, And The Importance Of Touch (Medical News Today)
• Ivy League Computer Science Curricula Exposed - Slashdot
• New Human Tissue Bank 'A Tremendous Research Resource' - Science Daily (press release)
• Teachers enriched by Cambridge science
• Obesity gene 'stops you feeling full'
• 'Lack of will' on fair admissions - BBC News
• Amy Winehouse Makes Trip to the ER - E! Online
• Hour's exercise 'to lose weight' - BBC News
• GM crop trial halted after crop destruction - Telegraph.co.uk
• Alzheimer's drug 'halts' decline - BBC News
• Breakthrough drug fights Alzheimer's - The Press Association
• 'De-Tangling' Alzheimer's Drug Shows Promise - U.S. News & World Report
• Sleep clue to age memory decline - BBC News
• UK competition: Grid computing for a greener planet - International Science Grid This Week
• New TV series explores wild Guyana
• Alcoholic Malaysian shrews cast doubt on UK booze panic - Register
• Language trainer Into threatens to sue university union - guardian.co.uk
• Dental graduate awarded £132,000 for PhD studies
• Gene mutations reveal schizophrenia's complexity - New Scientist (subscription)
• Strategic Oil & Gas Ltd.: Proposed Acquisition of Private Company ... - MarketWatch
• Genome-Wide Studies Spotlight Chromosomal Variants Implicated in ... - GenomeWeb News (subscription)
• Researchers find genetic link in schizophrenia - ABC Online
• Schizophrenia studies back genetic theory - ABC Online
• Singles 'face Alzheimer's risk' - BBC News
• UK scientists bring WALL-E-like robots a step closer to reality - EiTB
• New horizons in chemistry
• University considers campus move - BBC News
• UK in 'delusion' over emissions - BBC News
• The Open University launches OUView on YouTube
• Tackling urban poverty in Africa
• Farmer has double arm transplant - BBC News
• New Science Dean's formula for success
• Honeymoon shooting pair back in UK - The Press Association
• Why is Orombi blamed for boycotting Lambeth ? - Daily Monitor
• UK Africans 'need more HIV help' - BBC News
• More students than ever forced into part-time jobs - WalesOnline
• UK Africans In Deeper HIV Troubles - TheMedGuru
• New technology scheme offers students free laptops
• Students struggle with cost of living - WalesOnline
• Hormone eases psychotic symptoms - BBC News
• 60% of students need part-time ?survival? work - Belfast Telegraph
• Hospitals 'infested with vermin' - BBC News
• Brunel University Launches Masters Degree In Urgent Care For GPs - Medical News Today (press...
• Brunel University Launches Masters Degree In Urgent Care For GPs (Medical News Today)
• Summer of science aims to raise young aspirations
• Imagine The City, The Countryside and The Suburbs - Radio 4 and The Open University join forces...
• Researchers show how new chemotherapy drugs kill cancerous tumors (News-Medical-Net)
• Plymouth tops league table of cheapest university cities - guardian.co.uk
• UCL Partners announced: audio interview
• Climate Change: When It Rains It (really) Pours - Science Daily (press release)
• All planets are born in killer environments - MSNBC
• Fertility treatments may not produce more babies - CTV.ca
• Study: Infertility Treatments No Help - WebMD
• Robot plane sweeps over UK fields - BBC News
• Bloomsbury expert on BBC TV China-Sudan oil exposé
• CBI wants more pupils in science - BBC News
• Thaksin to Live in UK Amid Court Case in Thailand - Wall Street Journal
• Social scientists to examine taxes & time
• Ex-Thai PM 'will remain in UK' - BBC Sport
• Danfysik UK creating revolutionary cancer treatment technology in ... - PR-Inside.com...
• Cardiff University scientist gives the Eisteddfod?s main science lecture
• Running 'can slow ageing process' - BBC News
• Baby is first in UK born thanks to new IVF procedure - WalesOnline
• Hunt for student killer stepped up - ITV.com
• Frozen embryo baby gives hope to couples - Scotsman
• Researchers drawn to consultancies - Daily Monitor
• Savage Attack Before Student Murder - Sky News
• Have a BLAST! with the Slapton Sands Coastal Walk Podcast
• Student debt 'could top £17500' - BBC News
• Building BBC?s ?Britain from Above?
• Have a BLAST! with the Slapton Sands Coastal Walk Podcast
• OU Space Scientist helps to plot Earth's big Mars mission
• Breast cancer hope over cheap drugs - BBC News
• Read Alice Smith’s winning diary of the Excellence East Summer School
• Decision time 'not to be rushed' - BBC News
• Rat-Brained Robots Take Their First Steps - Slashdot
• Serial Killers, Excessive Drinking And Lifestyle Timebombs At The BA Festival Of Science (Medical...
• Update: Pilot mentoring project for women in UCL Biomedical Sciences
• Darwin set to ‘rock’ Curious Collectors Day
• Murdered Chinese couple's betting scam link - Journal Live
• Murdered Chinese graduate Yang Zhen Xing linked to internet ... - Times Online
• BBC News educates you as you read the news (ZDNet)
• Ear infections 'link' to obesity - BBC News
• Gene 'clue' to colorectal cancer - BBC News
• Space research to pave way for revolutionary technologies
• Probe into murder victim's qualifications - WalesOnline
• Murdered man 'conned' university - BBC News
• John Barrie Thornes 1940-2008
• UK gets big grant for tiny studies: $2M for nanotechnology - Kentucky.com
• Alltech grants fellowship to UK grad student - Kentucky.com
• Police appeal for lodger of murdered Chinese couple to come forward - guardian.co.uk
• Pool chosen for Olympics training - BBC News
• Tag for aggressive bowel cancer - BBC News
• UK Receives Largest EPA Grant for Nanotechnolgy - UK News
• Extinct In England For Nearly Three Decades: Could The Burbot Swim ... - Science Daily (press...
• Biological Chips For Disease Detection, Drug Discovery, Now Easy ... - Science Daily (press release)
• Poverty is UK's hidden child killer - guardian.co.uk
• Cutbacks in College Sports Risk US Olympic Future - Wall Street Journal
• Hecimovich Assumes Role As Harriot College Associate Dean (WNCT Greenville)
• UK Tibet protester returns home - BBC News
• Caesarean babies' 'diabetes risk' - BBC News
• Two-thirds of UK homes now online - BBC News
• Hands-on family science event
• Caesarean Babies More Likely To Develop Diabetes - Science Daily (press release)
• Study Links Child Poverty to Ill Health and Sudden Death Syndrome
• Quantum 'Traffic Jam' Revealed: Findings May Help Get Current ... - Science Daily (press release)
• 'Raspy' Diamond offers gig refund - BBC News
• Naked Scientist wins Royal Society award for science communication
• Third of UK homes still lack internet access - ZDNet UK
• UK's happiest cities revealed - Best Western News
• Supermarket giant Tesco could be about to open its first UK ... - BBC News
• Permission granted for new Earth Sciences building
• Reasons to be cheerful - Community News Group
• Supermarket 'for older people' planned for Newcastle - Telegraph.co.uk
• Letters to the Editor, August 31, 2008 (icWales)
• Bristol commended for good practice in employing women
• Tesco checks out wording change - BBC News
• Collins quits UK Athletics post - BBC Sport
• Health: Depression in schoolchildren linked to low birth weights - guardian.co.uk
• Older fathers linked with bipolar - BBC News
• Stem Cell Sciences Announces the Creation of the World's First ... - FOXBusiness
• Millions 'unaware of heart risk' - BBC News
• News & Views (POLLSTAR)
• We all love science!
• Molecular evolution is echoed in bat ears
• Lancaster University receives Bronze SWAN Award
• Stem Cell Sciences Announces The Creation Of The World's First Authentic Rat Embryonic Stem Cells...
• UK & World News: Study: Radio DJs encourage drinking (icNewcastle - Sunday Sun)
• Scientists Peel Away The Mystery Behind Gold's Catalytic Prowess - Science Daily (press release)
• Call to curb tobacco marketing - BBC News
• 3700-mile Distress Call From Russia to UK - ShortNews.com
• New Research Advisory Panel Member for Deafness Research UK - ClickPress (press release)
• US, UK Labs Propagate Rat ESCs; Stem Cell Sciences to Market Rat ... - Cell Based Assay News...
• What do you do if you break your leg in Russia? Send for help (via ... - Scotsman
• Britons in bogus degrees scam - BBC News
• Student lapse reveals five year CERN project in five minutes
• We all love science!
• Naked Scientist wins Royal Society award for science communication
• Permission granted for new Earth Sciences building
• Social scientists to examine taxes & time
• New TV series explores wild Guyana
• Weidenfeld Scholarships support tomorrow?s leaders
• Nine Oxford academics become Fellows of The British Academy
• Student lapse reveals five year CERN project in five minutes
• Tackling urban poverty in Africa
• Major Geological Society award for Southampton scientist
• Summer of science aims to raise young aspirations
• ?Feeling the Earth move? ? teachers explore science at Imperial
• Can we freeze time? Using lasers to film the secret lives of atoms ? frame by frame
• Programme to ignite students? interest in mathematics wins prestigious award
• Scientists confirm that parts of earliest genetic material may have come from the stars
• Global climate change to be tackled, thanks to a $US 70 million agreement
• Latest sports sensing technology demonstrated by Imperial scientists
• Science Challenge 2008 encourages more interaction with online seminars
• Heart to heart with Head of Cardiovascular Science as he wins top award
• New Department of Life Sciences at Imperial
• Leading Imperial historian discusses Science in Society
• Science minister attends launch of new transatlantic research link
• Student acknowledged for his essay on the problems of puberty
• Prestigious science writing prize for PhD student
• Staff party rocks South Kensington Campus!
• Understanding how explosions on the Sun affect the Earth
• Imperial physicist chosen to deliver 2008 Royal Society lecture
• Lord Winston teaches primary school children about the human brain
• School kids rise to the challenge in a day of chemistry, sci-fi and murder mystery
• New medicine course aims to train clinical researchers of the future
• Inspiring the female academics of the future
• Genetics experts elected to Fellowship of Academy of Medical Sciences
• College chemistry Nobel laureates honoured with presentation of plaques
• Racing Green cart showcased at parliamentary reception for innovation in engineering
• Cutting edge quantum information seminars to be transmitted live on the web
• Queen's New Year honours recognise College academics
• The science of colour brings art to life for school pupils
• Creation of Academic Health Sciences Centre a step closer with Biomedical Research Centre...
• Last choir standing
• In the next UCL podcast...
• Update: Pilot mentoring project for women in UCL Biomedical Sciences
• Building BBC?s ?Britain from Above?
• Study Links Child Poverty to Ill Health and Sudden Death Syndrome
• Molecular evolution is echoed in bat ears
• Bristol commended for good practice in employing women
• Newcastle Science City plans to be Europe's best
• Lancaster University receives Bronze SWAN Award
• Liverpool Chemist Elected Royal Society Fellow
• Sporting experts join pupils at summer school of sport
• Science Circus at the University of Surrey
• Space research to pave way for revolutionary technologies
• New Science Dean's formula for success
• Honorary degree for cancer Institute head
• A voyage to new health treatment
• Malawi-Scots partnership for women in science
• Award for innovation in animal health care research
• Can you hear black holes collide?
• Science for all the family
• China as a global player
• Have a BLAST! with the Slapton Sands Coastal Walk Podcast
• Imagine The City, The Countryside and The Suburbs - Radio 4 and The Open University join forces...
• The Open University launches OUView on YouTube
• OU Space Scientist helps to plot Earth's big Mars mission
• We all love science!
• Naked Scientist wins Royal Society award for science communication
• Permission granted for new Earth Sciences building
• Social scientists to examine taxes & time
• New TV series explores wild Guyana
• Weidenfeld Scholarships support tomorrow?s leaders
• Nine Oxford academics become Fellows of The British Academy
• Student lapse reveals five year CERN project in five minutes
• Tackling urban poverty in Africa
• Major Geological Society award for Southampton scientist
• Summer of science aims to raise young aspirations
• ?Feeling the Earth move? ? teachers explore science at Imperial
• Can we freeze time? Using lasers to film the secret lives of atoms ? frame by frame
• Programme to ignite students? interest in mathematics wins prestigious award
• Scientists confirm that parts of earliest genetic material may have come from the stars
• Global climate change to be tackled, thanks to a $US 70 million agreement
• Latest sports sensing technology demonstrated by Imperial scientists
• Science Challenge 2008 encourages more interaction with online seminars
• Heart to heart with Head of Cardiovascular Science as he wins top award
• New Department of Life Sciences at Imperial
• Leading Imperial historian discusses Science in Society
• Science minister attends launch of new transatlantic research link
• Student acknowledged for his essay on the problems of puberty
• Prestigious science writing prize for PhD student
• Staff party rocks South Kensington Campus!
• Understanding how explosions on the Sun affect the Earth
• Imperial physicist chosen to deliver 2008 Royal Society lecture
• Lord Winston teaches primary school children about the human brain
• School kids rise to the challenge in a day of chemistry, sci-fi and murder mystery
• New medicine course aims to train clinical researchers of the future
• Inspiring the female academics of the future
• Genetics experts elected to Fellowship of Academy of Medical Sciences
• College chemistry Nobel laureates honoured with presentation of plaques
• Racing Green cart showcased at parliamentary reception for innovation in engineering
• Cutting edge quantum information seminars to be transmitted live on the web
• Queen's New Year honours recognise College academics
• The science of colour brings art to life for school pupils
• Creation of Academic Health Sciences Centre a step closer with Biomedical Research Centre...
• Last choir standing
• In the next UCL podcast...
• Update: Pilot mentoring project for women in UCL Biomedical Sciences
• Building BBC?s ?Britain from Above?
• Study Links Child Poverty to Ill Health and Sudden Death Syndrome
• Molecular evolution is echoed in bat ears
• Bristol commended for good practice in employing women
• Newcastle Science City plans to be Europe's best
• Lancaster University receives Bronze SWAN Award
• Liverpool Chemist Elected Royal Society Fellow
• Sporting experts join pupils at summer school of sport
• Science Circus at the University of Surrey
• Space research to pave way for revolutionary technologies
• New Science Dean's formula for success
• Honorary degree for cancer Institute head
• Obesity and weight loss myths and rules of attraction explored at national science event
• Weekly diabetes jab hopes raised - BBC News
• Lancaster Scientists take part in Big Bang experiment
• Bristol scientists reach out to help schools in Africa
• Profiles: Operation Overt (BBC News)
• Airliner bomb trial: The foot soldiers allegedly recruited as ... - Telegraph.co.uk
• Exercise 'blunts fat gene effect' - BBC News
• Student growth risks widening gap - BBC News
• University staff set for 5% rise - BBC News
• Sir David King?s vision of the future
• Evidence Of Survivors Of 9/11 Will Help Save Lives In Future High ... - Science Daily (press...
• World’s largest experiment starts today
• Childhood brain cancer breakthrough - The Press Association
• Beatles on the brain
• Meteorites 'behind volcanic eruptions' say scientists
• Children In UK Estimated To Be More Active Than They Actually Are - Medical News Today
• Alison Richard: Underfunding hurts the quality of our universities - Independent
• An Invaluable Report on Spin-out Companies from University Science ... - MarketWatch
• Dinosaurs' 'superiority' challenged by their crocodile cousins
• UK & World News: 'Creationism in schools' call (icNewcastle - Sunday Sun)
• Record breaking underwater camera to be showcased to public
• Arthritis knee op 'does not work' - BBC News
• Greenwich alumnus makes debut as Gardeners’ World presenter
• UK slipping down graduate league - BBC News
• The history behind a modern-day empire
• Cambridge University Professor Wins 2008 Lasker Award for Basic ... - AZoNano.com
• A poor show on UK poverty (Guardian Unlimited)
• Interview: Richard Sambrook, director of BBC Global News (Guardian Unlimited)
• Kiwi gets top showbiz job in UK - TVNZ
• Breast cancer vaccine hope raised - BBC News
• Is religion good for your health?
• Oil Palm Plantations Are No Substitute For Tropical Rainforests, A ... - Science Daily (press...
• Foreigners 'prop up' universities - BBC News
• Wild dogs reveal nature?s ?poverty trap?
• Lack of PhD support 'damages UK' - BBC News
• UCL engineering at the BA Festival of Science
• Heart disease risk of chemical used in food and drink containers - Independent
• What?s in a dinosaur name?
• Former BBC head of policy appointed Reuters Institute Director
• UCL Library Services presents The Learning Laboratory
• UCL Library Services presents The Learning Laboratory
• UCL Library Services presents The Learning Laboratory
• Fly Studies Reveal Immune Cell Responses To Tumor And Tissue Damage - Science Daily (press release)
• UK faces future power cuts, professor warns - Mathaba.Net
• Heart attack survivors studied - The Press Association
• What else would you be doing at 1.30am on Monday mornings?
• All3Media buys Illumina Digital (Guardian Unlimited)
• First Minister delivers Faculty lecture
• Ownership key to saving fisheries - BBC News
• No change in badger population, according to new research
• Modelling Discrete-Event System Dynamics as Solutions to Optimisation Models
• Help to write the Angina Monologues
• Men with sexist views 'earn more' - BBC News