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A miniature lab has been launched into Earth orbit containing microbes designed to produce edible proteins in space.
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New Scientist on MSNPhotography contest spotlights the beauty of science in vivid detailA collection of images from Imperial College London's photography competition uncovers the visual splendor of scientific ...
A professor from Oxford who died in a tragic hiking trip in the Lake District has been described as a "lover of mountains and nature" ...
A national research project supported by the University of Glasgow which is working to develop the communications technologies of tomorrow has received a £3.5m funding boost.
Imperial College London is launching its Imperial Global India hub in Bengaluru to foster research collaborations, not a full study centre. The hub will strengthen UK-India ties in science, innovation ...
Tooth loss affects millions around the world, caused by decay, gum disease, injuries, and some diseases. Missing teeth do ...
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Study Finds on MSNDinosaur-Skin Purses Coming Soon? Scientists Claim To Engineer Leather — From T. Rex DNA!You might soon carry a wallet made from dinosaur skin. No, not fossilized—actual leather engineered from T. rex DNA in a lab.
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Tech Xplore on MSNAerial robots offer safer, more sustainable construction methodsNew research led by Imperial College London and co-authored by the University of Bristol, has revealed that aerial robotics ...
A new technical paper titled “Benchmarking Ultra-Low-Power μNPUs” was published by researchers at Imperial College London and University of Cambridge. “Efficient on-device neural network (NN) ...
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Interesting Engineering on MSNDrone builder? Flying robots could help construct future skyscrapers, proves live testUK researchers have claimed that flying robots could build skyscrapers as outstanding as the UAE’s Burj Khalifa or New York’s ...
A retired professor at Oxford University died after suffering a head injury during a boxing day walk with family in the Lake District.
When it roamed the Earth 80 million years ago, a 40-foot-long Tyrannosaurus rex was one of nature's most terrifying prospects. Soon, it could be a purse.
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