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GM genes found in human gut
17th July 2002, The Guardian Online, World News
Article says that research at Newcastle University (lead researcher Professor Harry Gilbert, Dept. Biological & Nutritional Sciences) has demonstrated for the first time that genetically modified DNA material from crops is finding its way into human gut bacteria. But the Food Standards Agency, which comissioned the research, says it concluded that the likelihood of functioning DNA ending up in the bacteria is extremely low.
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Degrees at the double for Katie and Sarah
15th July 2002, The Journal, North East
It was success at the double for Sarah and Katie Lowes at Newcastle University's graduation ceremony on Saturday, when the identical twins graduated together in pharmacology.
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So fresh it hurts
13th July 2002, The Independent, UK
Article about up and coming artists at the 'Fresh Art' show in London, including Abigail Durrant, who has just graduated from Newcastle University and won Fresh Artist of the Year in 2001.
Answer lies in the soil for Dr Bill
13th July 2002, The Journal, North East
Newcastle University's oldest ever PhD student, Bill Sheldrick, graduated on Saturday from the Faculty of Agriculture.
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A more natural solution to HRT
13th July 2002, The Daily Express, UK
Article about safe, natural alternatives to hormone replacement therapy (HRT), which includes expert comment from Dr Mark Verrill, senior lecturer in medical oncology at the University.
Students drop artful hint to Baltic visitors
12th July 2002, The Journal, North East
Newcastle University fine arts students have issued invitations to the preview of their interim show tonight. They are hoping to attract art lovers who are visiting the region for the opening of the Baltic arts centre, also tonight.
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Sixth-form girls are given a lesson in survival
11th July 2002, The Journal, North East
Sixth-form girls joined in survival training at a safety centre on Teesside yesterday, part of a week long `Insight 2002' course at Newcastle University aimed at giving women an insight into the engineering profession.
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Best thing since sliced bread
11th July 2002, The Journal, North East
Interview with Alan J Smith, chairman of the Baltic centre for contemporary art board and Newcastle University alumnus.
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No soft line on hard drugs
11th July 2002, The Journal, North East
Article about the Government move to decriminalise cannabis, which quotes Newcastle University expert Emeritus Prof. Heather Ashton, who has conducted research into the the drug and its effect on health.
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The sound of science
11th July 2002, The Journal, North East
Talented Newcastle University student Owain Bennett, who graduated yesterday, took a first class degree in physics but has decided to turn his back on the scientific life and pursue his other love - music.
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