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X Factor trainers take steps back to the region
12 November 2009 Northern Echo, Business
The trainer design company founded by Newcastle University student Matt Scott, is hoping to bring all the manufacturing of his designer trainers to the North East.
Scientific centre at the heart of groundbreaking work
11 November 2009 The Journal
Feature on the life sciences sector in the North East includes mention of research at Newcastle University.
Free lectures at museum
10 November 2009 Evening Chronicle Go Green supplement
Upcoming lectures include Emeritus Professor John Richards on self-pollinating plants and Dr Janet Simkin and Katy Barnard on lichens.
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Brompton Bicycle: crafted for cult appeal
10 November 2010 Guardian online
Newcastle University graduate Will Butler-Adams, now MD of the Brompton Bicycle Company, talks about this year's must-have fashion accessory - the folding bike.
Expert joins breakfast panel study
10 November 2010 Radio Newcastle
Newcastle University's Prof Chris Seal, will play a key role in highlighting how eating breakfast can help lose weight, reduce the risk of heart disease and some cancers, and boost intelligence.
Scanner appeal adopted by runners
10 November 2009 Northern Echo
The Charlie Crowe Scanner Appeal has been adopted as the official charity of the Blaydon Race.
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£1bn bid launched for North clean coal plan
09 November 2009 The Journal
Energy experts are preparing a £1bn bid to bring clean coal technology to Northumberland's Rio Tinto Alcan facility. Article includes comment from Newcastle University's Prof Dermot Roddy.
Newcastle mum launches cupcake business
09 November 2009 The Journal
A former Newcastle University student who left her job as a solicitor to become a baker has founded the Jesmond Cupcake Company.
Students need more A grades to secure university places
08 November 2009 The Sunday Telegraph
Sixth formers will have to gain more A grades to get places at popular universities, such as the Russell Group, which includes Newcastle.
Secret report shows UK link to 'stolen' Iraqi art
08 November 2009 The Observer
A secret report has exposed a potentially deadly trade in stolen Iraqi antiquities. Article includes comment from Professor Peter Stone of Newcastle University.
