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We wanted to do all we could to help others with breast cancer
7th April 2008, Evening Chronicle, UK
Helen Simms, who has donated breast tissue and part of her tumour to scientists, is given a tour of Newcastle University's labs.
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Finance firms target top students
6th April 2008, Sunday Times, UK
Feature about the benefits of student internships in the financial sector, mentioning Newcastle University's scheme with PricewaterhouseCoopers
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Leading way in assistive technology
3rd April 2008, The Journal, UK
Opinion column about assistive technology, referring to the 'ambient kitchen' at Newcastle University.
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Waste concrete could help to lock up carbon
3rd April 2008, Nature News, Worldwide
A Newcastle University research team led by Professor David Manning is investigating methods of designing soils that can remove carbon from the atmosphere permanently and cost-effectively.
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Bulldozers move in on S & N building
3rd April 2008, Evening Chronicle, UK
Work to demolish the old Scottish & Newcastle brewery has begun to make way for the new Downing Plaza development where one of the main tenants will be Newcastle University Business School.
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Campus on course for revamp
3rd April 2008, Times Higher, UK
Plans for a £200m modernisation programme have been unveiled by Newcastle University.
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Roll out the barrel for great ales
2nd April 2008, The Journal, UK
The 32nd Newcastle Beer Festival begins at Newcastle University Students' Union tonight.
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Lecturers rally over private deal
2nd April 2008, BBC Online, Worldwide
Lecturers in Scotland have staged a rally over developments with INTO, a private company which is already involved with Newcastle University.
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First human-animal embryo made in Britain
2nd April 2008, Daily Telegraph, UK
A team from Newcastle University is developing human-animal embryos for research.
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Scientists go to ground for answers
1st April 2008, The Journal, UK
A team from Newcastle University is designing soils that can remove carbon from the atmosphere.
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