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University labs: waste not, want not
02 May 2013 The Guardian
Article about improving the efficiency and effectiveness of laboratories without compromising safety and quality of work refers to Newcastle University's world-leading innovation in redesigning research to clinical production workflows around a mini-cyclotron to drastically reduce the cost of creating radioactive biomarkers for imaging.
It's a case of wham, bam, thank you Vamm as fiddlers and mandolin star get together
02 May 2013 The Scotsman
Catriona Macdonald, Lecturer in School of Arts and Cultures,is currently studying the many-stringed Hardanger fiddle in its Telemark heartland.
Smart grids need smart rules and smart markets
01 May 2013 The Times
Professor Phil Taylor discusses the technological possibilities of the Smart grid providing the right regulations are in place.
Hidden secrets revealed
01 May 2013 The Journal
Dr Jonathan Hook has designed an app which allows people to rub away a painting's layers to see how it was created.
Buzzing Maker Faire hailed a great success
01 May 2013 The Journal
Professor Nick Wright comments on last weekend's science event, which brought 300 innovative demonstrators to Newcastle.
Pupils rewarded for project work
01 May 2013 Northern Echo
Sixth formers presented their ideas for how a major company can save money at an Engineering Development Trust assessment day held at the University.
Sounds of Africa
30 April 2013 Journal Culture Magazine
Senior music lecturer Nanette de Jong will be giving a talk on African music traditions during Waka Waka Africa North East next month.
10 things…to see and hear
30 April 2013 Journal Culture Magazine
The TS Eliot Tour at Culture Lab to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the poet's prize will include three shortlisted poets reading snippets of their work.
New app can reveal painting's past with just a swipe
29 April 2013 Economic Times, India
A new app for smartphones and tablets - Repentir - from researchers at Newcastle and Northumbria Universities, lets users see the path a painting took from sketches to completion, from any angle.
Citizen scientists uncover North Sea life
29 April 2013 BBC online
'Aggressive' invertebrates and rare jellyfish were among species identified by volunteers taking part in the Big Sea Survey launched in 2010 by Newcastle University to record flora and fauna along a 150-mile stretch of coastline from St Abbs to Saltburn.
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