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Professor Seth Coffelt has been awarded £399,670 from the charities Breast Cancer Now and Secondary1st for the work he leads at the institution. Triple negative breast cancers comprise an estimated 15 ...

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Two worlds collide, to Russ Swan’s delight.I had not expected, in a minor gallery attached to the gift shop of a larger art gallery, to stumble across a laser interferometer in a glass display case.

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The grant will subsidise Northern Engineering Solutions company scientist Dr Pedro Fernandez to develop the industrial use of microalgal photobioreactors (PBRs) for the task. Mine water accumulated by ...

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International scientists from organisations including the European Space Agency (ESA), UCL and biotech firm LinkGevity focused on necrosis – cell death resulting from infection – to improve ...

The information suggests that numbers plunged by 17% in the 12 month period to December last year. And while net migration to the UK fell 50% to 431,000 in the period, the numbers of ‘study-related ...