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1m pound dig will look for the head of James IV
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A MAJOR archaeological excavation is to take place on a site that
historians believe may hold the head of James IV.
Standard Life, which owns the London site, said yesterday it was
spending at least GBP 1 million on a dig. The excavation had already
been planned because of important Roman remains, but the Scottish
dimension has opened a whole new avenue of investigation.
The company's commitment has been welcomed by historians and
archaeologists. However, it emerged the monarch's remains may never
be found because London churchyards were largely cleared in the mid-
19th century.
James IV, ...
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Recent findings from University of Connecticut highlight research in meteorology.
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; ...instability," wrote V.A. Webb and colleagues, University of Connecticut. The researchers concluded: "However, stem...additional information, contact V.A. Webb, University of Connecticut, Dept. of Nat Resources & Environmental...
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Research conducted at University of Connecticut has updated our knowledge about chemical research.
Newspaper article from: Chemicals & Chemistry
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Reports from University of Connecticut describe recent advances in science.
Newspaper article from: Physics Week
; ...wrote J.M.Y. Carrillo and colleagues, University of Connecticut. The researchers concluded: "This behavior...additional information, contact A.V. Dobrynin, University of Connecticut, Polymer Program, Institute Materials Science...
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Studies from University of Connecticut reveal new findings on science.
Newspaper article from: Nanotechnology Weekly
; ...wrote J.M.Y. Carrillo and colleagues, University of Connecticut. The researchers concluded: "In the case...additional information, contact A.V. Dobrynin, University of Connecticut, Institute Materials Science, Polymer Program...
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Researchers from University of Connecticut discuss findings in information technology.(Report)
Newspaper article from: Information Technology Newsweekly
; ...inconsistencies," wrote D.G. Shin and colleagues, University of Connecticut. The researchers concluded: "We illustrate...can be obtained by contacting D.G. Shin, University of Connecticut, Dept. of Computational Science & Engineering...
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Data from University of Connecticut advance knowledge in physical chemistry.
Newspaper article from: Nanotechnology Weekly
; ...nanoparticles," wrote W.Z. Jia and colleagues, University of Connecticut. The researchers concluded: "This study...additional information, contact Y. Lei, University of Connecticut, Dept. of Chemical Materials & Biomolecular...
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Scientists at University of Connecticut, Medical Department discuss research in immunology.
Newspaper article from: Immunotherapy Weekly
; ...termini," wrote C. Morales and colleagues, University of Connecticut, Medical Department. The researchers concluded...additional information, contact Z.H. Li, University of Connecticut, School Medical, Dept. of Immunology, Center...
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Data from University of Connecticut provide new insights into computational biology.
Newspaper article from: Computer Weekly News
; ...pressure," wrote J. Jun and colleagues, University of Connecticut. The researchers concluded: "Together...additional information, contact C. Nelson, University of Connecticut, Dept. of Molecular & Cell Biology, Storrs...
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Findings in electrochemical research reported from University of Connecticut.
Newspaper article from: Nanotechnology Weekly
; ...concentration," wrote A. Vaze and colleagues, University of Connecticut. The researchers concluded: "This system...additional information, contact A. Vaze, University of Connecticut, Dept. of Chemical, U-60, Storrs, CT...
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Patent No. 7,625,649 Issued on Dec. 1, Assigned to University of Connecticut for Vapor Feed Fuel Cells With A Passive Thermal-fluids Management System (Connecticut Inventors)
News Wire article from: US Fed News Service, Including US State News
; ...system. The inventors were issued U.S. Patent No. 7,625,649 on Dec. 1. The patent has been assigned to University of Connecticut, Farmington, Conn. According to the abstract released by the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office...
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