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Would you believe it? Oz's son is a scientist
23rd June 2004, The Northern Echo, UK
Cathryn Harvey, Director, External Relations Division, presents a North Tyneside College's student of the year prize to the man who played Jimmy Nail's son in Auf Wiedersehen Pet. No URL
Scientists get £600,000 to research the side-effects of drugs
23rd June 2004, Northern Echo, UK
Dr Ann Daly (Clinical & Laboratory Sciences) and colleagues have received a grant award to research how patients get liver injury as a result of taking some drugs. No URL
What it's like to work at the University of Durham
22nd June 2004, Guardian Education, UK
Part of the 'Don your way' series of reviews of UK universities, mentions proximity to Newcastle and the annual Durham v Newcastle University Boat Race. No URL
Second round of grants will turn ideas into jobs
18th June 2004, The Northern Echo, UK
Knowledge House, a collaborative venture between the universities of Durham, Newcastle, Northumbria, Sunderland, Teesside and the Open University, has received a £1.4m grant from the Higher Education Innovation Fund (HEIF). No URL
An expression of art?
18th June 2004, The Journal, UK
University archaeologists searching the North for stone age rock carvings have stumbled across a remarkable carved face which is baffling experts.
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Queen's Birthday Honours
17th June 2004, THES, UK
Full list of academic honours, including Professor Alan Craft (Clinical Medical Sciences) who received a Knighthood for services to medicine. No URL
Nutkin battles with red rivals
17th June 2004, THES, UK
Genetic testing carried out by researchers in the School of Biology has revealed that the majority of Britain's supposedly indigenous red squirrels in fact have European origins. No URL
Bringing an uncommon new buzz to university life
16th June 2004, The Journal, UK
Newcastle University's £2.2m Research Beehive opened on Monday bringing a new buzz to its multi-million-pound dealings with North-East businesses.
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Human embryo cloning considered
16th June 2004, BBC Online, UK
Newcastle scientists have applied for a licence to use stem cells from cloned embryos to treat diabetes.
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University 'rent a brain' scheme aids North's digital industry
15th June 2004, The Journal, UK
The North East's five universities have launched Codeworks NITRO, a scheme that provides services for the digital industry.
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