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Manisha working in India as barrister
20 April 2010 Northern Echo, Business
Newcastle University graduate Manisha Singh, who came through the Partners programme, is working on a police reforms campaign in India.
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Region guided down road to a greener lifestyle
20 April 2010 The Journal
Newcastle University academics tackled sustainable living issues for the region at an event held at the Great North Museum.
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No end in sight to volcano misery
19 April 2010 Northern Echo
Update on the volcanic ash cloud from Iceland includes comment from Dr Andy Russell, Newcastle University.
Three-parent babies
18 April 2010 Sunday Times
Latest coverage of the Newcastle University technique of swapping DNA in fertilised eggs.
Inspiring British children, Slumdog-style
17 April 2010 Daily Telegraph
A radical new teaching method, developed by Newcastle University's Professor Sugata Mitra, that has been pioneered in India, Africa and Latin America is catching on in Britain.
DNA transfer may stop genetic diseases
16 April 2010 Sydney Morning Herald
Further coverage of the Newcastle University technique which could allow them to wipe out mitochondrial disease from families, by swapping DNA in fertilised eggs.
Gene swap plan to beat inherited diseases
15 April 2010 Daily Telegraph
Scientists at Newcastle University have developed a technique which could allow them to wipe out mitochondrial disease from families, by swapping DNA in fertilised eggs.
Iceland's volcano eruption causes chaos
15 April 2010 Daily Mail
Advising the current situation following a second eruption, article includes comment from Newcastle University's Dr Andy Russell.
Grant winners: In detail
15 April 2010 Times Higher
Dr Aron Mazel has secured funding for a project to enhance the visitor experience at three rock-art sites, providing Bluetooth connections via hidden solar-powered access points. (Please scroll down to the 'In detail' section.)
Students take on commerce
15 April 2010 The Journal
The pioneering Newcastle University Biopharmaceutical Bioprocessing Technology Centre is working at the interface of science, engineering and healthcare to plug a skills gap and promote research.
