In the Media - Archive
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Professor Neil Jenkins: Pioneer in academic dentistry
31st January 2008, The Independent, UK
Obituary of Neil Jenkins, the first Professor of Oral Physiology in the UK, who joined the medical school in 1945 and retired in 1980.
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Death of the father
31st January 2008, Daily Mail, UK
Researchers at Newcastle University, led by Professor Karim Nayernia, are trying to turn female bone marrow into sperm.
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Experts in £13m hi-tech project
30th January 2008, The Journal, UK
Computer scientists from Newcastle University are leading a project designed to make technology more robust and reliable.
No URL but see press release.
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Lifelong study of children to see if diet gives them...Fit or flabby future
29th January 2008, The Jounal, UK
A growth study at Newcastle University (Drs Caroline Relton and Ashley Adamson) is for the first time aiming to find out whether there is a genetic link with obesity.
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Rising toll of deaths from liver disease blamed on binge drinking and cheap alcohol
29th January 2008, Daily Mail, UK
A report which calls for the Government to approve a specific "liver strategy" for England alludes to research by Newcastle University.
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Scientists crack mitochondrial 'bottleneck'
28th January 2008, TopNews, India, Worldwide
Scientists have discovered how a particular family of diseases is passed down from mother to child and the implications for its severity. Includes comment from Professor Patrick Chinnery, Newcastle University.
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They're green, they're ethical, they've changed the way we eat
27th January 2008, The Observer, Food Monthly, UK
A panel of experts have nominated the eco foodies who have most influenced our buying and eating habits. Professor Carlo Leifert of Newcastle University is No. 28.
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Pact with UK Uni
26th January 2008, Malaysian Star, Worldwide
INTI International Education Group recently signed an agreement with Newcastle University at the INTI-Universisty College, Malaysia.
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Priests accused of embryo 'lies'
26th January 2008, Daily Mail, UK
Scientists have accused Roman Catholic priests of spreading lies from the pulpit in an attempt to stoke up opposition to animal-human hybrid experiments.
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Families have changed, but we still care for our relatives
25th January 2008, New Scientist, Worldwide
Research by Thomas Pollet at Newcastle University shows that the idea that blood is thicker than water still holds true.
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