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2013/05/10 05:04
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St. Ambrose to host international conference on B...
DAVENPORT, Iowa—An international conference hosted by St. Ambrose University will bring together scholars, clergy, students and advocates of justice from around the world. The “St. Ambrose Conference...
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2013/05/09 18:49
2013/05/09 18:49
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Coral reefs suffering, but collapse not inevitable
... benefit by reefs' having a complex structure -- a little like a Manhattan skyline, but underwater," said Peter Mumby of The University of Queensland and University of Exeter. "Structurally...
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2013/05/05 21:16
2013/05/05 21:16
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Sam Judd: Genetic modification to the rescue?
Researchers have genetically modified one of the most common bacteria on earth to create a synthetic biofuel. Photo / Thinkstock Last week I wrote about international seed and chemical companies...
Obama administration University of Exeter University of Exeter International Energy Agency Shell Oil
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2013/05/05 17:12
2013/05/05 17:12
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Libya: Security versus democracy
Democratisation has to be Libya's destination to stem the tide of implosion so that Libyans can live peacefully. "The bombing of the French embassy is a veiled message - it sends a signal of...
French Embassy Army Benghazi Tripoli Security Council
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2013/05/03 07:40
2013/05/03 07:40
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Drinking Water in Benguet, Bulacan Contaminated w...
Filipinos in key agricultural areas in the country are already drinking water contaminated with nitrate, Greenpeace warned adding that drinking water with high levels of nitrate can cause serious...
Greenpeace World Health Organization University of Exeter University of Exeter Buguias
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2013/05/01 19:31
2013/05/01 19:31
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Humans Could Soon Have Talking Smart Objects
The researchers said at the 2013 Annual Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI2013) that the next phase of smart objects is that these devices will start talking and interacting with...
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2013/05/01 14:40
2013/05/01 14:40
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Secrets behind Saturn's youthful appearance revea...
London, May 1: A new research has revealed how Saturn keeps itself looking young and hot. As planets age they become darker and cooler. Saturn, however, is much brighter than expected for a planet of...
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2013/05/01 11:13
2013/05/01 11:13
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Combining antibiotics may backfire
You might think that combining two antibiotics would be a great strategy to take down a nasty disease fast. Think again. A new study suggests that such a two-pronged attack can backfire badly by...
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2013/04/30 15:28
2013/04/30 15:28
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Scientists use E. coli to produce biofuel for cars
Scientists use E. coli to produce biofuel for cars E. coli may be getting an image makeover. Scientists in the U.K. are aiming to put the bacterium, best known as the culprit behind deadly bouts of...
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2013/04/30 15:12
2013/04/30 15:12
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Why Turkey isn't a model for the Arab Spring
Turkey needs a new and robustly democratic constitution - only then can we talk about a regional democratisation model. "There would have been neither Ozal nor Erdogan without Ataturk, Evran,...
2013/04/30 11:09
2013/04/30 11:09
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Scientists discover novel drug molecule that redu...
A gas associated with the smell of rotten eggs has proven to effectively reduce joint swelling, in research which could lead to advances in the treatment of arthritis. Scientists at the University of...
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2013/04/30 08:34
2013/04/30 08:34
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Scientists divided on pesticides, bee health
A bumble bee going about its business on spring flowers. Picture: Ian Landsberg London - Bee populations have been declining steadily in recent decades but there is scientific disagreement over the...
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2013/04/28 01:06
2013/04/28 01:06
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Mixing bacterial meds may backfire
You might think that combining two antibiotics would be a great strategy to take down a nasty disease fast. Think again. A new study suggests that such a two-pronged attack can backfire badly by...
University of Exeter University of Exeter doxycycline erythromycin Queen's University in Canada
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2013/04/27 08:38
2013/04/27 08:38
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New advances with E. coli bacteria could eventual...
Currently, producing fuel directly from biological products can lead to some tough choices. The resulting biofuel usually either needs to be mixed with regular petroleum or the vehicles themselves...
John Love University of Exeter University of Exeter Ars Technica BBC
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2013/04/26 17:42
2013/04/26 17:42
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Fish win fights on strength of personality
Apr. 26, 2013 — When predicting the outcome of a fight, the big guy doesn't always win suggests new research on fish. Scientists at the University of Exeter and Texas A&M University found that when...
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2013/04/26 11:09
2013/04/26 11:09
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Business news and markets
BT has paid £738m for 38 Premier League matches a season, for three years from 2013. It has now spent more than £1bn on buying up other sports rights, new studios and hiring well-known presenters such...
2013/04/25 16:22
2013/04/25 16:22
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A newborn's placenta could reveal autism risk
TNA Reporter and Reuters Doctors could be able to diagnose a child’s risk to autism soon after they are born according to a new study. According to usatoday.com researcher at Yale University were...
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2013/04/24 17:31
2013/04/24 17:31
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Study: Urban Green Space = Well-Being
University of Exeter researchers found that living in an urban area with parks, gardens and trees led to better well-being among residents. The study followed 5,000 households over 17 years. The...
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2013/04/24 12:43
2013/04/24 12:43
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Battling with bugs to prevent antibiotic resistan...
Apr. 23, 2013 — New scientific research published today in the journal PLoS Biology shows that bacteria can evolve resistance more quickly when stronger antibiotics are used. Researchers from the...
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2013/04/23 14:43
2013/04/23 14:43
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Epigenetic changes shed light on biological mecha...
Apr. 23, 2013 — Scientists from King's College London have identified patterns of epigenetic changes involved in autism spectrum disorder (ASD) by studying genetically identical twins who differ in...
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