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Research has all the right moves

A juggler and a conductor were among the artists who helped create a device which can retrieve dozens of different movement sequences in a matter of minutes.

published on: 31st May 2009

 

Few food adverts during children’s TV are likely to be banned under new regulations

There is little evidence that TV food adverts shown during children’s programmes are for less healthy products than those shown at other times, researchers have found, questioning new regulations.

published on: 28th May 2009

 

Air-fuelled battery could last up to 10 times longer

Newcastle scientists have helped create a new battery fuelled by air - with the potential for 10 times the storage capacity of conventional cells.

published on: 19th May 2009

 

Draft Bill points to bright future for crofting

A brighter future for Scottish crofters is on the horizon, thanks to an extensive inquiry led by Newcastle University’s Professor Mark Shucksmith.

published on: 19th May 2009

 

Newcastle claim first Boat Race title

Newcastle University Boat Club have scored an historic first victory in the 13th University Boat Race.

published on: 9th May 2009

 

Boat race set to test family loyalties

Brotherly love will be put to the test when twins Ed and John Ford go head-to-head in the 13th annual University Boat Race between Newcastle and arch-rivals Durham.

published on: 8th May 2009

 

Swine ‘flu leaflets for students

The Department of Health will make sure that students have the full facts about swine ‘flu by circulating information leaflets around university halls of residence.

published on: 5th May 2009

 
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