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World first for mitochondrial research

Newcastle University's pioneering mitochondrial IVF technique given the green light

Science Central officially opened

Minister for Cities launches one of the biggest urban regeneration projects of its kind in the UK

Bionic hand that is 'sensitive' to touch and temperature

Newcastle University leads £1.4M research project

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25 Doctoral Training Awards are available in science, agriculture and engineering for 2015 entry.

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Leading expert in social renewal recognised with prestigious fellowship
The Carnegie Trust has announced the appointment of Professor Mark Shucksmith OBE as Carnegie Fellow for 2015.

Funding boost for life and health sciences in the North of England

The Northern Health Science Alliance’s (NHSA) ambitious project of establishing an internationally recognised life science and healthcare economy in the North of England has been given a vital boost following funding from Higher Education Funding Council England (HEFCE).