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Farming: Honesty is key to winning over consumers
17 May 2013 The Scotsman
Sandra Edwards, professor of agriculture at Newcastle University comments on the way poultry and pig farmers can win back consumers' trust.
Milestone in medical human 'cloning'
16 May 2013 BBC News
Dr Lyle Armstrong explains some of the processes involved in a study published in the journal, Cell.
Thinking Allowed
16 May 2013 BBC Radio 4
Dr Clare Butler discusses her research into stammering which has looked at the strategies people employ to control their stammer. (Listen from 1.55)
Grant Winners
16 May 2013 Times Higher
Dr Jennifer Read has been awarded £959,262 to look at the computation of 3D vision.
Human cloning breakthrough raises hope for treatment of Parkinson's and heart disease
16 May 2013 The Independent
Professor Mary Herbert comments on a breakthrough where human cloning has been used to create stem cells.
Geza Vermes dies at 88; scholar wrote about Dead Sea Scrolls
16 May 2013 Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times tribute to Geza Vermes, who published the first English translation of the Dead Sea Scrolls while a lecturer at Newcastle University.
Rising energy prices 'will threaten jobs'
16 May 2013 The Journal
Viscount Matt Ridley used his maiden speech in the House of Lords to say that the government must back research such as that taking place at Newcastle University to bring down energy prices.
Graduates on offer
16 May 2013 The Journal
Newcastle University has secured European Regional Development Funding to help it launch a postgraduate internship scheme.
Newcastle University research is a laughing matter
16 May 2013 Chronicle
Dr Kai Alter, of Newcastle University, was part of the multi-national team that worked on the study in which volunteers were asked to categorise whether the laughter they were played was happy, mocking, or as a result of being tickled.
Make the most of old age
16 May 2013 Chronicle
A self-help guide from Newcastle University psychologist Dr Derek Milne provides an upbeat and constructive approach to coping successfully with life after work.
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