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Furness baby deaths inquiry: 'Lethal mix of failures' |
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A&E waiting time targets missed in January, NHS figures
show |
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Drug-drive changes and "drugalysers" come into force |
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Is another NHS scandal brewing? |
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Technology helps visually impaired navigate the Tube |
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GP shortages put pressure on doctors and patients |
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Furness hospital baby deaths report due to parent power |
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The art of before-and-after pictures |
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The number of old people in the UK killing themselves has
fallen. Why? |
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What people see instead of darkness |
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'Our bid to raise awareness of our son's disease' |
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Michael Sheen tells politicians "believe in
something" |
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'Devo Manc' and the NHS |
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Concern over online gonorrhoea treatment |
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Facebook boast traps King's Lynn Tesco armed robber |
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How we can substitute critical raw materials in catalysis,
electronics and photonics |
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Electrochemical 'fingers' unlock battery's inner potential |
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Research partnership explores how to best harness solar-power |
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Manipulation of light through tiny technology could lead to
big benefits for everything from TVs to microscopes |
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Researchers use lab-scale human colon and septic tank to study
impact of copper nanoparticles on the environment |
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Glass coating improves battery performance |
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New nanodevice defeats drug resistance |
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Electrons moving along defined snake states |
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Tuning energy levels through surface chemistry shows promise
for higher efficiency quantum dot solar cells |
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The rub with friction: Researchers uncover new rules of
friction at microscopic level |
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Flower-like magnetic nanoparticles target difficult tumors |
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Tiny conjugated polyelectrolyte-nanoparticle probes produced
by ultrasonication prove superior to commercial products |
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Team customizes nanoparticles to better transport therapeutic
drugs |
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Energy-generating cloth could replace batteries in wearable
devices |
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Experiment and theory unite at last in debate over microbial
nanowires |
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From massive supercomputers come tiniest transistors |
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New research could lead to more efficient electrical energy
storage |
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Medical nanoparticles: local treatment of lung cancer |
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New technique can see nanoscale 'tree' and microscale 'forest'
simultaneously |
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Squeezable nano electromechanical switches with quantum
tunneling function |
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Buckybomb shows potential power of nanoscale explosives |
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Simulations provide new insight into emerging nanoelectronic
device |
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New paint-like coating makes tough surfaces that repel spills,
scratches (w/ Video) |
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Magnetic memory promises faster and more energy efficient
information storage |
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When temperature goes quantum |
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Magnetic vortices in nanodisks reveal information |
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Breakthrough in particle control creates special half-vortex
rotation |
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Why seashells' mineral forms differently in seawater |
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Researchers discover new material to produce clean energy |
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Giant virus revealed in 3-D using X-ray laser |
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Scientists provide new data on the nature of dark matter |
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Argonne research expanding from injectors to inhalers |
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Online Icicle Atlas offers jackpot of scientific data |
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New materials discovered to detect neutrons emitted by
radioactive materials |
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Newton's Laws of Motion model chimp behavior |
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Pennies reveal new insights on the nature of randomness |
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Researchers develop the first-ever quantum device that detects
and corrects its own errors |
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Higgs particle can disintegrate into particles of dark matter,
according to new model |
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Theorist suggests a way to test gravitational Casimir
attraction |
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Explainer: What is a superconductor? |
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3-D imaging reveals hidden forces behind clogs, jams,
avalanches, earthquakes |
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A new way to control information by mixing light and sound |
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Breakthrough in nonlinear optics research |
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Network science tools show that spices in Indian cuisine make
meals much less likely to have common flavored ingredients |
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Studying effects of target 'tents' on NIF |
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Black holes and the dark sector explained by quantum gravity |
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Mathematicians model fluids at the mesoscale |
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The dark side of cosmology |
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Researchers develop a way to observe spin in a portion of a
cell cycle |
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NASA spacecraft nears encounter with dwarf planet Ceres |
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NASA investigating short circuit on Mars rover Curiosity |
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Planet 'reared' by four parent stars |
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Study explains why galaxies don't churn out as many stars as
they should |
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Novel method for identifying rings around extrasolar planets |
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Pressure is on to find the cause for vision changes in space |
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Testing to diagnose power event in Mars rover |
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ESA experts assess risk from exploded satellite |
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Subaru Telescope observes rapid changes in a comet's plasma
tail |
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Titan's was atmosphere created by gases escaping the core |
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NASA Ames reproduces the building blocks of life in laboratory |
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Mysterious dwarf planet Ceres gets ready for the spotlight |
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'Planck' puts Einstein to the test |
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Distant supernova split four ways by gravitational lens |
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Research suggests Mars once had more water than Earth's Arctic
ocean |
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Thermonuclear supernova ejects our galaxy's fastest star (w/
video) |
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UNH instruments to lift off on NASA four-satellite mission
March 12 |
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High-altitude NASA balloon will carry sensitive gas sensor |
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THEMIS camera helps NASA pick site for next Mars lander |
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How far back are we looking in time? |
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Scanning Earth, saving lives |
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NASA's Dawn spacecraft moves in on dwarf planet Ceres |
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'Habitable' planet GJ 581d previously dismissed as noise
probably does exist |
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NASA craft circling Ceres in first visit to dwarf planet |
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UI researchers launch rockets in search of unseen parts of
universe |
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Can Etsy keep its folksy brand and make shareholders money? |
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Google providing car insurance quotes in latest expansion |
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Hackers threaten phone in your pocket, experts warn |
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Paperspace computer aims to resolve hardware distractions |
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Silicon Valley gender bias suit puts spotlight on industry |
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Engineering energy-efficient homes like designing Mars
missions |
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Efficient operation of commercial vehicle air conditioning
systems |
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Research reveals we may need a new definition for privacy |
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46,000 Twitter accounts linked to Islamic State: study |
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Got a phone charger? No, just a wireless pad on a desk |
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UK authorities arrest suspect in US DoD cyber attack |
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Amazon sets up shop in China on Alibaba platform |
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Apple supplier Japan Display to build $1.4 billion LCD screen
factory |
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Three reasons Apple's watch will--or won't--change the game |
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Researchers explore longer life cycle for batteries |
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The hacking tools that terrorise the internet |
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Video game makers grapple with need for diversity |
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Students launch desktop recycler that turns pop bottles into
3D printer plastic |
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Clinton's 'Homebrew' email server: Genius as well as sneaky? |
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For virtual reality creators, a question of control |
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Mathematical formula boosts renewable energy efficiency |
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