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Proms come of age
18 October 2010 The Journal
A record crowd attended the 21st last night of proms at the City Hall. The event helps to raise money for Newcastle University's Northern Institute for Cancer Research.
The soil and soul of Seamus Heaney
16 October 2010 Financial Times
Newcastle University's professor of creative writing, Sean O'Brien, has written about Nobel laureate, Seamus Heaney.
Warning of jobs axe facing ex-Rock staff
16 October 2010 Northern Echo
Professor John Tomaney, Newcastle University, has warned that many former Northern Rock employees who found work in the public sector face losing their jobs in the spending review.
Peace of mind in the dark world of the net
16 October 2010 The Journal
Paul Butler, Newcastle University's Centre for Cybercrime and Computer Security, comments on a new device which helps track children's internet use.
Funding for research into coping with floods
16 October 2010 The Journal
A team of researchers from Newcastle University has been awarded additional funding to extend a study into the environmental impact of flooding after the Icelandic volcano.
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Leading the way to the future
15 October 2010 The Journal
The launch of the Newcastle Institute for Research on Sustainability has underlined Newcastle University's leading role in this area.
The restructuring of Northern Rock
15 October 2010 BBC Radio 5 Live
Professor John Tomaney discusses a research report produced by CURDS into the restructuring of Northern Rock.
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Spirit caught on canvas
15 October 2010 The Journal
An exhibition of art works, previously in storage at the Laing Gallery in Newcastle, will feature audio visual content created by a team at Newcastle University.
Students help shape business of education
15 October 2010 The Journal
Newcastle University students are among a team which has helped review a start-up programme aimed at helping students set up in business.
Improving read
14 October 2010 Times Higher
Newcastle is among the universities taking part in the Booker Prize Foundation scheme, which involves students being given free copies of a novel previously shortlisted for a prize.
