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Fighting bacteria's strength in numbers

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University researchers have proved a long-held theory about how bacteria communicate with each other.

Nottingham researchers lead world's largest study into pre-eclampsia

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Nottingham researchers lead the largest ever international research project into the genetics of pre-eclampsia.

Nottingham experts take part in world's first commercial space flight

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Space flight veterans help launch student project on first commercial flight to the International Space Station.

Rolls-Royce Innovation Award for FreeHex

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A flexible miniature six-legged machining 'robot' for repairs in confined spaces wins a Rolls-Royce innovation award.

Nottingham Bioengineer backs Brake in call for safer cycling

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Left for dead and now backing calls for safer cycling

GP Prescribing a good standard but improvement possible

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Major study of GP prescribing

Olympic kayak designer's quest for gold

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Research sheds new light on the ultimate competition canoe for Olympic Team GB

Athletes in 'The Zone' explored through new film

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The words of real athletes have been used in a compelling new art installation video that offers an insight into how athletes get into 'the zone'.

GSK and University of Nottingham collaborate to create Centre of Excellence for sustainable chemistry

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Carbon Neutral Laboratory to be constructed with £12m support from GSK.

Science and industry join forces to deliver better crops

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Plant scientists to deliver two of nine new industry relevant crop science projects to ensure future food security.

Study raises questions over entrepreneurship policies

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Policymakers who try to boost the economy by creating a more favourable environment for entrepreneurs "can't have their cake and eat it", a new study has warned.

Using maths to feed the world

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In the race to breed better crops to feed the increasing world population, scientists are using maths to find out how a vital plant hormone affects growth.

Raising the pulse to beat teenage blues

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A unique study is to test the effectiveness of personally tailored exercise programmes on young people with depression.

Research grant for Nottingham scientist's international collaboration

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£300,000 Young Investigator grant for University of Nottingham microbiologist.

Diamond image for the Diamond Jubilee

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The Periodic Tables team etch an image of the Queen onto a diamond to celebrate her Diamond Jubilee.

Dynamic partnership wins major funding to fight lung disease

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Dynamic partnership researching lung diseases wins major funding from pharmaceutical giant Pfizer.

Preserving a world favourite flavour

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New research into cloning vanilla orchids could help meet the world's ever increasing demand for natural vanilla flavouring.

The mathematics of a heart beat could save lives

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First mathematical model of a rather special beating heart cell.

Chinese-English bilinguals are 'automatic' translators

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New research sheds light on Chinese-English bilinguals' 'automatic' translation ability.

Controlling the cut - Nottingham engineers top leader board

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Transforming the manufacture of complex aerospace, optical and biomedical structures and devices

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