Breakthrough in aetiology of osteoporosis
Brussels, 03 Jan 2006 Researchers from the University of Bonn in Germany, working closely with scientists in the UK, the US, Israel and France, have discovered a previously unknown mechanism in the...
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Cloning scientist calls for stem cell trials involving volunteers with terminal illnesses
Brussels, 03 Jan 2006 The scientist responsible for the cloning of Dolly the sheep, Professor Ian Wilmut, has called for stem cell treatment to be made available to people suffering from terminal...
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Embedded world exhibition and conference, Germany
Brussels, 03 Jan 2006 The embedded world exhibition and conference will take place in Nuremberg, Germany, from 14 to 16 February. The exhibition will gather over 500 exhibitors, from all around the...
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DTI consultation on draft Nuclear Industries Security Regulations (link)
London, 23 December 2005 Draft Nuclear Industries Security (Amendment) Regulations DTI Consultation. December 2005 Executive Summary 3. The proposed regulations extend the obligations to protect...
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Fees mean fewer will try for university place, careers advisers say Careers advisers are predicting a drop in the number of people applying to university this year as poorer students are put off...
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Black students failing to get into top universities Black students are failing to get their share of places at Britain's top universities, according to new figures. There are more black Caribbean...
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The Republican War on Science
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The hero who fought with an eye on fame
The Pursuit of Victory
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Rimbaud v Rambo
The American Enemy
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Absurd tales of oil, greed and death
A Month and a Day and Letters
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Imperial offspring's feel-sorry history
Children of the Raj
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A war frozen in propaganda's permafrost
Ivan's War
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Life as Don Quixote's reckless double
The Path of the Actor