In the Media - Archive
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Flamenco For New And Better World
31st March 2008, The Journal, UK
Profile of Electro-Flamenko, a band founded at Newcastle University, which mixes traditional Spanish and modern music. No URL
KITE is helping to raise hopes
31st March 2008, Evening Chronicle, UK
Items designed for people with dementia have been developed by Newcastle University. No URL
Scientist happy to talk
31st March 2008, The Journal, UK
Professor John Burn of Newcastle University defends plans for scientists to create animal-human embryos.
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Device to improve life for dementia sufferers
20th March 2008, The Journal, UK
Dr Patrick Olivier and Stephen Lindsay of Newcastle University have developed a tracking device to help people with memory loss.
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World class science for the benefit of all
14th March 2008, The Journal, UK
The four themes of Newcastle Science City are explained with reference to ongoing research at Newcastle University. No URL
Students get insight into industry - at last
14th March 2008, The Journal, nebusiness, UK
Two Newcastle University students have been successful in gaining an insight into the construction industry.
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Gene therapy success raises hope of Huntington\'s treatment
14th March 2008, The Guardian, UK
Japanese scientists have come a step closer to treating Huntington's Disease with gene therapy. Article includes comment from Professor Patrick Chinnery of Newcastle University.
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Classes 'fail to prepare women for pain of birth'
14th March 2008, The Daily Telegraph, UK
Women are not being prepared for the painful reality of childbirth, claims a study by Joanne Lally and colleagues at Newcastle University.
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How much are you worth?
14th March 2008, Times Higher, UK
Survey of academic pay across the higher education sector. League table suggests that pay at Newcastle averages £42,534. (Web link below is to text only, not league tables).
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ESRC is criticised for \'biased\' study
14th March 2008, Times Higher, UK
A research council has been criticised for its handling of a survey of farmers' attitudes towards the biotechnology industry. Article includes comments from Professor Carlo Leifert of Newcastle University.
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