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Touchscape is touching on business success
27 May 2010 The Journal
Former Newcastle University student Dr Cassim Ladah is expanding his multi-touch screen hardware company to fill a niche in the digital market.
Turning all cars electric in Britain needs boost in power supply
26 May 2010 Daily Telegraph
Use of electric cars on a large scale would require more power stations to be built, says a report. Article includes comment from Professor Phil Blythe of Newcastle University.
Trainers and bikes prove winning lines
26 May 2010 The Journal
Newcastle University's annual business planning competition, Enterprise Challenge, rewards enterprising students.
Work starts on city's £30m student village
26 May 2010 The Journal
Feature on Newcastle University's new student accommodation on the former Scottish and Newcastle Brewery site.
Tackling the challenges
26 May 2010 Northern Echo
International business experts will be attending an entrepreneurship workshop at Newcastle University's Business School next month.
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Why we must help the bees
25 May 2010 The Journal
Newcastle University is working with the city council to improve local bee habitats.
Diners get a chance to eat like Romans
25 May 2010 The Journal
Lindsay Allason-Jones, Newcastle University, talks about a Roman banquet being staged at the Great North Museum next month.
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'We can overcome disease, poverty and climate change'
24 May 2010 The Guardian
Profile of the scientist and author Matt Ridley, mentioning Newcastle University.
North of England fears public sector axe in a return to divided Britain
23 May 2010 The Observer
Feature about possible effects of pubic spending cuts on the North East economy, including comment by Professor John Tomaney of Newcastle University.
Dr Tom Wakeford: A thrilling breakthrough, but also a frightening one
21 May 2010 The Independent
In the wake of Craig Venter's announcement that he has 'created synthetic life', Newcastle University's Dr Tom Wakeford looks at the ethical perspective.
