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©Sam Burrell
Feb 10, 2013
Science drives Antarctic activities
Geopolitics becoming more important as other countries also claim territory
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LIFE & ARTS
Feb 8, 2013
Science: meet the microbes with altitude
Researchers have discovered a surprisingly high density and variety of micro-organisms in the upper atmosphere
©Reuters
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MANAGEMENT
Feb 7, 2013
A byte to eat in the Valley
Innovators have combined the Californian obsessions of technology and food
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HEALTH
Feb 6, 2013
Biogen to buy Elan’s stake in MS drug
US biotechnology company to pay $3.25bn in cash for full control of Tysabri
Feb 5, 2013
‘Walking centipede’ polar station launches
Halley VI Antarctic research base becomes fully functional
©Charlie Bibby
Feb 5, 2013
Bionic man: Rex goes on show
London’s Science Museum unveils million dollar project
- Andrew Hill Bionic managers would be cheap at $6m
- Edward Luce Obama must face the rise of the robots
Feb 4, 2013
Needle-free syringe passes test on mice
Technique could improve distribution of fragile vaccines
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WORLD
Feb 4, 2013
Russell Group warns over research funding
University and business chiefs fear deep cuts to spending
Andrew Hill
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MANAGEMENT
Feb 4, 2013
Bionic managers would be cheap at $6m
Robot leadership will remain science-fiction but executives should use the best technology
Feb 4, 2013
Search for royal DNA began in Leicester
Science used to identify Richard III discovered in 1984
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LIFE & ARTS
Feb 1, 2013
Science: the ‘big data’ deluge
How scientists and engineers are attempting to structure the trillions of bits of information pouring out from billions of sources and to facilitate fast retrieval
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COMMENT
Jan 31, 2013
We are not yet ready to simulate the brain
Europe’s billion-euro project is important but has an unrealistic goal, writes Gary Marcus
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WORLD
Jan 30, 2013
South Korea successfully launches satellite
North Korea will view international acceptance of launch as ‘double standards’
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INDUSTRIALS
Jan 30, 2013
Boeing 787 suppliers face revenue doubts
Japan industry to suffer if aircraft battery fault not found early
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MANAGEMENT
Jan 28, 2013
The future of wealth management services
Guest Column: Booz and Company on how digitisation can help wealth management companies make money again
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COMMENT
Jan 27, 2013
Graphene: Faster, stronger, bendier
The material may have many uses but its discoverers are warning not to expect an immediate revolution
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