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Current view of soil-climate interaction too simplistic, warn scientists
Assumptions over the rate at which soil bacteria will break down carbon in the face of global warming must be re-addressed, according to some of the world’s leading experts.
published on: 5th October 2011
It’s official: Learning languages makes you smarter
New research has shown that learning a language may subtly change, and possibly improve, the way we think.
published on: 5th October 2011
Newcastle - A Fairer City
A Fairness Commission has been set up to help make Newcastle a fairer, more cohesive city.
published on: 4th October 2011
Creative move to encourage reading
A creative move to encourage people to make reading part of their daily lives is currently underway across the city.
published on: 4th October 2011
Science City secure as partners agree to invest in the future
The future of Newcastle’s Science City has been secured after the two main partners committed to ongoing investment alongside a more focused remit for the organisation.
published on: 30th September 2011
Students' Union unveiled after major revamp
Newcastle University's historic Student's Union has reopened its doors following a multi-million pound renovation that has seen the Grade II listed building transformed in time to welcome this year's newest students.
published on: 29th September 2011
Depression drugs trial launched
Experts at Newcastle University are launching a new trial for a drug which could shorten episodes of depression in many patients.
published on: 22nd September 2011
Drive to find an alternative to rare earth metals
A world-leading team of UK engineers has been charged with developing a new motor for electric vehicles that will significantly reduce our future dependency on rare earth metals.
published on: 22nd September 2011
Princess Royal names new research vessel
Newcastle University’s new £1million research vessel that will further our scientific understanding of the North Sea has been officially named by Her Royal Highness, The Princess Royal.
published on: 14th September 2011
Challenge of North’s changing population provides economic opportunities, new research says
A growing, ageing and more ethnically diverse population could provide the North of England with opportunities for economic growth, according to a new report.
published on: 13th September 2011
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