Birds may carry killer E.coli
EVIDENCE that E.coli 0157 is carried by birds has been uncovered by researchers at Lancaster University who have warned that the potentially lethal bacteria could enter the human food chain. The...
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Harvard chief rides west
HARVARD provost Albert Carnesdale is swapping snowshoes for inline skates to head the University of California's Los Angeles campus. UCLA has 35,000 students and is twice the size of Harvard, but it...
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Mind stretch
Imagined Worlds
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Optic verve
Chim - Henri Cartier-Bresson and the Artless Art
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Pioneer sailing on the crest of a wave-particle
The Life and Legacy of G. I. Taylor
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Search for a universal prologue
Before the Beginning
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Extravaganza with a star-studded past
The Cambridge Illustrated History of Astronomy
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Slippery stuff at the cutting edge
Introduction to Plasma Physics
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Albert's quantum leap
The Collected Papers of Albert Einstein - The Collected Papers of Albert Einstein - The Collected Papers of Albert Einstein
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Just relatively simple
An Introduction to Special Relativity and its Applications
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Without a beer mat
In Search of the Ultimate Building Blocks
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It all adds up to a powerful figure
Benacerraf and his Critics
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A never-ending story
Keys To Infinity
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Science park life booming
University science parks are booming. The latest review of them found rising employment and increasing levels of investment.Last year alone science parks generated 360 new products and 250 technology...
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Game on
(Photograph) - Game on: Chris Morris, a lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University, displays his interactive exhibition for teenagers that tackles sex, drugs, health, gambling, smoking, drinking and...