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Cyclists put the brakes on global warming
Ten cyclists aim to put the brakes on global warming as they pedal to Edinburgh for an international social justice rally.
published on: 29th June 2005
New-style science degree planned by Newcastle University
Newcastle University has announced plans to continue to teach physics, but in a revised format to make it more appealing and relevant to students and employers.
published on: 28th June 2005
Discovery may hold hope for psoriasis sufferers
Scientists at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne, studying the effects of a drug used in the treatment of a distressing skin condition, have found that it is actually killing off the cells which are the cause of the problem.
published on: 28th June 2005
Dive into Fathom at the Hatton Gallery
The Hatton Gallery at Newcastle University launches its most ambitious exhibition ever next month (2 July) with its new production, Fathom, which explores man's relationship with water through the mediums of sound and vision.
published on: 24th June 2005
Volunteers sought for heart disease study
Researchers are seeking North East volunteers to take part in a nationwide study of heart disease, a major cause of death in the UK and the region.
published on: 22nd June 2005
Newcastle one of UK's friendliest universities
The University of Newcastle upon Tyne has been named in the top ten of the UK’s friendliest universities in a survey.
published on: 20th June 2005
University base for cancer screening pioneers
A North American business specialising in pioneering skin cancer and sun-damaged skin testing has established a base at Newcastle University to continue its world-leading research.
published on: 16th June 2005
Cancer drug could aid premature labour
An anti-cancer drug could potentially be the first effective treatment for the many thousands of premature births that occur worldwide each year, scientific tests have found.
published on: 13th June 2005
University wins £6m to study ageing and diet
Newcastle University has been awarded funding of £6m to investigate the biology of healthy ageing and its links with people's diet.
published on: 8th June 2005
Tourism offers lifeline to fishing communities
Many of Britain’s traditional fishing communities are turning to tourism in an attempt to offset economic decline and to preserve links with their heritage, a study by University researchers has found.
published on: 8th June 2005
