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Levitation lifts drug hopes
Technology invented by Nasa can help lower drug doses by changing the physical structure at which they solidify
Nov 23, 2012
University botanic gardens threatened
Danger from cash cuts and changing research trends
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INDUSTRIALS
Nov 21, 2012
Russian industrial group prepares for IPOs
Putin ally says Russian Technologies to tap foreign investors
From
HEALTH
Nov 16, 2012
Dynavax shares hit after mixed FDA vote
Panel recommends against approval of hepatitis B vaccine
From
HEALTH
Nov 13, 2012
Cuban diabetes drug set for Europe tests
CIGB deal with Praxis may rouse tensions with US
From
HEALTH
Nov 13, 2012
Cuba eyes west with pharmaceuticals push
Regulatory approval sought for diabetes drug
Nov 12, 2012
Aveva sales growth buoyed by new software
Higher oil price drives demand for 3D graphics program
Nov 12, 2012
Fusionex to raise up to £15m on Aim
Malaysian software group would focus on global expansion
The Monday Interview
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MANAGEMENT
Nov 11, 2012
Pioneer of Israel’s start-up revolution
Dan Shechtman, science professor, has helped create his country’s entrepreneurial culture
From
LIFE & ARTS
Nov 9, 2012
Dr Harvey’s extraordinary discovery
This week the Wellcome Trust Book Prize was awarded to ‘Circulation’, Thomas Wright’s biography of the revolutionary 17th-century physician William Harvey. Clive Cookson considers the fascinating – and often gory – life of the Englishman who discovered how blood is pumped around our bodies
Nov 5, 2012
Inmarsat buoyed by data services at sea
But LightSquared tie-up weighs on overall revenues
From
COMMENT
Nov 5, 2012
Software is king in an industrial rebirth
The future depends on products from the tech sector, writes Andrew Keen
From
COMMENT
Nov 2, 2012
It took Sandy for the US to debate science
The superstorm has given climate change the importance it deserves, writes Clive Cookson
Undercover Economist
from
COMMENT
Nov 2, 2012
A battle for our green and pleasant land
Political point-scoring overshadows the need for credible policies
From
MANAGEMENT
Nov 1, 2012
Modern vision of an ancient craft
Johnny Fung wants to use technology to write a new chapter in children’s book history
Nov 1, 2012
Business graduates to university research
Industry and charities queue up to join government scheme
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MANAGEMENT
Oct 29, 2012
A megafund to battle cancer
MIT team uses financial engineering techniques to drive biomedical research
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