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Infections may cause diabetes in the young
4th July 2006, The Times, UK
Infections may trigger diabetes in children and young adults, suggests a study by Newcastle and Leeds Universities.
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Science City Faces Challenge
3rd July 2006, The Journal, UK
Science City partners defend report by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development which claims ambitions over Newcastle's Science City should be tempered, with the area unlikely to match top international research centres. No URL
Revenge of veggie lonely hearts club
30th June 2006, The Journal, UK
Articles on the University website removed because they cause offence to vegetarians. No URL
Look behind the mask
30th June 2006, The Journal, UK
For the first time in 115 years, the Royal Society of Portrait Painters (RSPP) is also showing its annual exhibition outside London. The 2006 RSPP show 'Up Close and Personal' is at the Hatton Gallery until August 19. No URL
Adultescents, neoteny and those tweenagers
29th June 2006, The Journal, UK
Modern life is making people less mature, according to Dr Bruce Charlton (Biolgy and Psychology). No URL
Any questions
29th June 2006, Daily Telegraph, UK
Question about students taking part-time jobs, which refers to a study on this subject by Dr Robin Humphrey (Geography, Sociology and Politics).
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Eyeballing workers makes them more honest, study finds
28th June 2006, Sacramento Bee (USA), Worldwide
People put more money into an 'honesty box' when faced by a poster depicting human eyes, Newcastle University researchers found (Drs Melissa Bateson, Daniel Nettle and Gilbert Roberts, School of Biology and Psychology).
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Looking for the Florida link-up
27th June 2006, The Journal, Northern Business Daily, UK
A delegation of academics and business leaders from the University of Central Florida look at Newcastle University medical school's successes for ideas ahead of their own new build. No URL
East Asia may experience less global warming impact
26th June 2006, India e-news, Worldwide
The impact of global warming may be less drastic in East Asia compared to countries bordering the North Atlantic, according to a study by Dr Takeshi Nakagawa (Geography, Politics and Sociology)
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UCF leaders take bridge-building trip abroad
26th June 2006, Orlando Sentinel, Worldwide
Officials from the University of Central Florida are to visit Newcastle, among other UK universities, to build new partnerships.
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