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Exciting life sciences start-ups given opportunity to grow

12th December 2006, The Journal, North East Vision, UK

The University's Faculty of Medical Sciences is host to a new incubator suite for bioscience businesses. No URL but see Newslink article.
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Conference on plight of red squirrel

12th December 2006, The Journal, UK

A conference organised by University animal science students will highlight research into the parapox virus in the red squirrel. No URL

£450m will expand biomedical research

12th December 2006, The Journal, UK

Newcastle University, in partnership with the local NHS Trust, is among 11 new Biomedical Research Centres of Excellence in England which received Government funding yesterday.
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Why we can't trust him in the kitchen

12th December 2006, The Journal, UK

Research led by Dr Amelia Lake (Human Nutrition Research Centre) found that three-quarters of women surveyed still did most of the cooking and shopping.
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Psychological Neoteny

10th December 2006, New York Times magazine, Worldwide

The retention of youthful attitudes and behaviors into later adulthood, or psychological neoteny, is a valuable developmental characteristic, according to research by Bruce Charlton (Biology and Psychology).
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The Eyes of Honesty

10th December 2006, New York Times magazine, Worldwide

Newcastle University psychologists who put a picture of a pair of staring eyes above an honesty box in the staff coffee room found a marked rise in the level of contributions to the coffee fund.
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Flying start for finance degree

8th December 2006, The Journal, UK

The first ever graduates from Newcastle University's innovative new degree in Business Accounting and Finance, also known as the 'Flying Start' programme, celebrated their achievement yesterday. No URL

Volunteers are needed for study into diet

8th December 2006, The Northern Echo, UK

Researchers are calling for volunteers for a diet and health project that will also raise money for North-East coronary patient support. Researcher Dr Iain Brownlee (Agriculture, Food and Rural Development) is quoted. No URL

We're running into trouble with health

8th December 2006, The Journal, UK

Dr Amelia Lake (Human Nutrition, Clinical Medical Sciences) comments on the rising rates of obesity and the health problems likely to ensue.
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Bright new world

8th December 2006, The Journal, UK

Sarah Stewart talks about the challenges ahead in her new role as Science City's first chief executive. Newcastle University's involvement is mentioned.
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