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Tributes to IVF pioneer Sir Bob Edwards
Tributes have been paid to IVF pioneer, Sir Robert Edwards, who has died. Building on his work, scientists at Newcastle University have developed an IVF technique to prevent mitochondria disease.
published on: 11th April 2013
Pioneering robotic surgery for throat cancer
The first three North East patients have benefited from cutting-edge robotic surgery for throat cancer.
published on: 11th April 2013
Newcastle Work Experience - Our skills in your workplace
Companies in the North East could benefit from the skills and enthusiasm of a student or graduate to help boost their business, thanks to a scheme run by Newcastle University.
published on: 10th April 2013
Art can change your world
Newcastle University researchers have shown it’s never too late to change your mind.
published on: 9th April 2013
Vitamin D proven to boost energy – from within the cells
Vitamin D is vital for making our muscles work efficiently and boosting energy levels, new research from Newcastle University has shown.
published on: 6th April 2013
North East 'Dragons' share secrets of their success
Three of the region's top entrepreneurs are passing on their skills to a new generation of business men and women thanks to a scheme run by Newcastle University.
published on: 2nd April 2013
£7m extreme engineering centre announced
Newcastle University is to lead a national centre for subsea and offshore engineering as part of a major drive to develop new materials and technologies to explore the world’s oceans.
published on: 28th March 2013
Entrepreneurial Philanthropy: Investigating ‘Big Giving’
Why do prominent business people, like Bill Gates or Warren Buffet, seek to extend their reach in society beyond business and help to change the world?
published on: 27th March 2013
Professor’s memoir chosen for World Book Night
An award-winning tale of a woman’s search for her birth parents and her childhood has been chosen to be part of World Book Night.
published on: 27th March 2013
Pesticides makes bees forget which flowers are most rewarding
As MPs call for commonly-used pesticides to be banned, Newcastle research has revealed that they are damaging honey bee brains and their ability to learn.
published on: 27th March 2013
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