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Mighty muons
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British scientists have unveiled a machine that they hope will
provide valuable insights into superconducting materials, which
allow electricity to flow with virtually no resistance.
The pounds 10m muon source - muons are heavy charged particles
- will also allow scientists to probe aspects of nuclear fusion and
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Mighty muons
The Independent - London
; British scientists have unveiled a machine that they hope will provide valuable insights into superconducting materials, which allow electricity to flow with virtually no resistance. The pounds 10m muon source - muons are heavy charged particles - will also allow scientists to probe aspects of
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British scientists propose universal pill for hearts
International Herald Tribune
; 00-00-0000 Two British scientists proposed Thursday a radical strategy for preventing cardiovascular disease: a daily pill that would be prescribed to everyone over the age of 55, regardless of their risk of heart attack or stroke.The yet-to-be-created ''Polypill as the scientists call it in a
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That sinking feeling. (British brain drain)
Chemistry and Industry
; On 7 February 1990, a petition signed by 1648 British scientists working abroad was presented to the prime minister. Those who signed the petition were demonstrating to the government that they are working abroad as a result of the poor conditions that scientists experience in Britain. The petition
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British scientists.
Alberta Report
; ... part of the brain linked to true feelings of love, the BBC News Online reported July 5. Dr. Andreas Bartel and colleagues of ... love--however, it's rather an expensive one, said Dr. Bartel (news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/health/newsid_82000/820857.stm).
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 "The Mirror (London, England)")
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THE SUPERNET; British scientists lead computer revolution.(News)
The Mirror (London, England)
; Byline: NATHAN YATES BRITISH scientists are developing a faster and more powerful version of the internet called the Supernet. Rather than relying on a slow stream of information coming into home PCs, the Supernet will allow users to plug into the equivalent of the national power grid. The team,
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Gates gives British scientists Pounds 240m to further research
Evening Standard - London
; BRITISH scientists are to receive a share of Pounds 240 million from software tycoon Bill Gates to fund research projects which range from finding Aids vaccines to boosting the nutrition of bananas. Among those to benefit from Mr Gates is the Imperial College London, for further research on
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US and British scientists are still divided over the authenticity of a map which cites Norse explorers as the first to discover America. (News).(Brief Article)
History Today
; US and British scientists are still divided over the authenticity of a map which cites Norse explorers as the first to discover America. `The Vinland Map', depicting the coastline around Hudson Bay and the Gulf of St Lawrence, indicates that Vikings found the north Atlantic coast in the 11th
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 "The Evening Standard (London, England)")
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Gates gives British scientists [pounds sterling]240m to further research.
The Evening Standard (London, England)
; Byline: KATHARINE BARNEY BRITISH scientists are to receive a share of [pounds sterling]240 million from software tycoon Bill Gates to fund research projects which range from finding Aids vaccines to boosting the nutrition of bananas. Among those to benefit from Mr Gates is the Imperial College
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 "Western Daily Press (Bristol UK)")
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Natural cure kills potato disease ; British scientists are claiming a major breakthrough in developing a control for one of the most serious potato diseases.
Western Daily Press (Bristol UK)
; British scientists are claiming a major breakthrough in developing a control for one of the most serious potato diseases. Researchers at Harper Adams College in Shropshire say they have shown a naturally occurring fungus can be used to counter potato cyst nematodes, which damage the roots and
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U.S., British scientists set unusual course against AIDS
Chicago Sun-Times
; ... acquired immune deficiency syndrome, as well as for making vaccines for other infectious diseases, consortium members said at a news conference. In addition to the nonprofit Texas foundation, the consortium members include organizations in Maryland, California ...
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