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There’s a kind of Hush surrounding quantum systems
Has a persistent noise ever kept you awake at night? Well it isn’t just you. Scientists […]
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Tags: Dr Michael Hush, noise, Physical Review Letters, Quantum systems, quantum technologies, School of Physics and Astronomy, The University of Queensland
Pinpointing the damage alcohol does to the brain
New research has identified, for the first time, the structural damage at a molecular level that […]
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Tags: alcohol abuse, brain damage, Dr Wayne Carter, molecular level, PLOS one, Post-mortem brain tissue, prefrontal cortex, School of Life Sciences, School of Medicine, structural damage
New online tool to study the works of Charles Dickens
Academics from The University of Nottingham have designed a new online linguistics tool that will help […]
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Tags: Arts and Humanities Research Council, Centre for Research in Applied Linguistics, Charles Dickens, CLiC, linguistics
The ‘yin and yang’ of malaria parasite development
Scientists searching for new drug and vaccine targets to stop transmission of one of the world’s […]
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Tags: Cell Host and Microbe, Dr Rita Tewari, Imperial College, London and King Abdullah University of Science and Technolog, malaria, Medical Research Council’s National Institute for Medical Research, MRC-NIMR Division of Parasitology, Oxford University, parasite, protein phosphatases
Major partnership for research into graphene — the ‘wonder material’
The University of Nottingham is joining one of the largest ever European research initiatives which aims […]
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Tags: Cambridge Graphene Centre, Chalmers University of Technology, Future and Emerging Technologies, graphene, Graphene Flagship, optoelectronics, School of Physics and Astronomy
Leaving no stone unturned
As bucket lists go, Professor David Walker isn’t doing too badly. Already crossed off his list […]
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Tags: Children's Brain Tumour Research Centre, Impact: The Nottingham Campaign, Life Cycle 4, Professor David Walker, research profile
Where comics and classics collide
Academics use a variety of methods to get their work seen by a broader audience than […]
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Tags: 300, classics, comics, helots, Jordie Bellaire, Kieron Gillen, Lynn Fotheringham, Ryan Kelly, Sparta, Stephen Hodkinson, Three
Do you do Big Data?
Research into Big Data — including new ways of capturing data, extracting information and visualising new […]
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Tags: big data, Big Data Kick Off, funding, multi-disciplinary, research