STFC in the news

May 2012

• Milky Way Image Reveals Detail of a Billion Stars (link opens in a new window)
  More than one billion stars in the Milky Way can be seen together in detail for the first time in an image captured by an international team of astronomers....
  
  Scientific Computing: 10 May 2012 15:45:56
  
  
  
• First Light Instrument MIRI Ready to Be Shipped to Nasa (link opens in a new window)
  One of the major European contributions to the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), the Mid-Infrared Instrument (MIRI), has been completed and is ready for transfer to Nasa....
  
  International Business Times: 10 May 2012 06:38:14
  
  
  
• James Webb instrument finished (link opens in a new window)
  One of Europe's main contributions to the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is built and ready to ship to the US. The Mid-Infrared Instrument (Miri) will gather key data as the $9bn (£6bn) observatory seeks to identify the first starlight in the Universe....
  
  BBC News - Science & Environment: 09 May 2012 23:11:34
  
  
  
• BBC space correspondent sees key telescope component close up (link opens in a new window)
  BBC correspondent Jonathan Amos goes to the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory in Oxfordshire to see the Mid Infra-Red Instrument (MIRI) close up, just before it is shipped to Nasa in the US....
  
  BBC News - Science & Environment: 09 May 2012 19:39:27
  
  
  

April 2012

• Research matters: Fifty years at the cutting edge of technical progress (link opens in a new window)
  The Daresbury lab shows why science and enterprise are vital UK partners...
  
  The Independent: 19 April 2012 11:18:00
  
  
  
• Big growth plans for Daresbury Science and Innovation Campus (link opens in a new window)
  Twelve new companies have moved into the Daresbury Science and Innovation Campus since the start o...
  
  Salford Advertiser: 12 April 2012 05:39:39
  
  
  
• Virtalis wins £2.2m deal from Science and Technology Facilities Council (link opens in a new window)
  Virtual reality specialist Virtalis has won a £2.2m contract to install its technol...
  
  Manchester Evening News: 11 April 2012 01:02:15
  
  
  
• Daresbury attracts overseas investment (link opens in a new window)
  FOUR overseas firms have moved into the Daresbury Science and Innovation Campus (SIC) ahead of the launch of its Ent...
  
  Liverpool Daily Post.co.uk: 05 April 2012 20:34:47
  
  
  
• Alma telescope in Chile battles extreme weather (link opens in a new window)
  Thunderstorms, heavy rain, snow, floods and mudslides are not exactly what one would expect to see in the driest...
  
  BBC News - Science & Environment: 04 April 2012 19:05:05
  
  
  
• IBM and Science and Technology Facilities Council install UK's most powerful computer (link opens in a new window)
  Daresbury in Cheshire is to be home to the UK's most powerful computer...
  
  Manchester Evening News: 04 April 2012 10:00:43
  
  
  
• Audio slideshow: Giant cosmic eyes of the Atacama Desert (link opens in a new window)
  In the dry and empty lands of the Atacama Desert in Chile, several giant telescopes eye the sky to unlock myste...
  
  BBC News - Science & Environment: 02 April 2012 23:56:30
  
  
  

March 2012

• Entering the world's premier antimatter factory (link opens in a new window)
  I DESCEND into the bowels of building 193 to particle physics' version of Bizarro World. Before me lies wha...
  
  New Scientist: 29 March 2012 11:25:05
  
  
  
• A billion stars in one image ... the Milky Way as never seen before (link opens in a new window)
  Around one billion stars in the Milky Way can be seen together for the first time in an image captured o...
  
  London Evening Standard: 29 March 2012 09:33:43
  
  
  
• A Billion Stars, One Photo (link opens in a new window)
  Around one billion stars in the Milky Way can be seen together for the first time in an image captured over a decade by astronomers. Sci...
  
  The Huffington Post (United Kingdom): 29 March 2012 09:02:54
  
  
  
• New perspective on Milky Way (link opens in a new window)
  Around one billion stars in the Milky Way can be seen together for the first time in an image captured over a decade by astronomers. Sc...
  
  The Independent: 29 March 2012 08:27:05
  
  
  
• Red-hot Chile peepers: How to make a very large telescope (link opens in a new window)
  In the hot and desolate lands of Chile's Atacama Desert, seemingly lonely and lost, four huge metallic stru...
  
  BBC News - Technology: 28 March 2012 11:23:17
  
  
  
• Universe seen at 'full throttle' (link opens in a new window)
  A major effort is under way to observe the Universe in its most vibrant epoch....
  
  BBC News - Science & Environment: 28 March 2012 08:13:25
  
  
  
• Maggie Aderin-Pocock: A woman on a mission, proving science isn't just for rich, white men (link opens in a new window)
  Maggie Aderin-Pocock is the BBC's new face of space – and she's come...
  
  The Independent: 26 March 2012 01:34:12
  
  
  
• Halton 'best for business growth' in the North West (link opens in a new window)
  Halton in Merseyside has been identified as the best place in the North West for business growth....
  
  BBC News - England: 19 March 2012 06:15:20
  
  
  
• Neutrinos not faster than light (link opens in a new window)
  ICARUS experiment contradicts faster-than-light claim...
  
  Nature.com: 16 March 2012 16:53:43
  
  
  
• Business profile: Professor Colin Whitehouse, head of Daresbury Laboratory (link opens in a new window)
  Colin Whitehouse Alistair Houghton meets PROF COLIN WHITEHOUSE, head of Dare...
  
  Liverpool Daily Post.co.uk: 16 March 2012 14:06:15
  
  
  
• Israeli visit to Daresbury Science and Innovation Campus (link opens in a new window)
  An Israeli delegation visited Daresbury Science and Innovation Campus in Cheshire with a view to shar...
  
  Manchester Evening News: 14 March 2012 09:03:48
  
  
  
• Is there more to Cern than Higgs? (link opens in a new window)
  Please turn on JavaScript. Media requires JavaScript to play. Advertisement They're switching the Large Hadron Col...
  
  BBC - Today: 13 March 2012 09:37:29
  
  
  
• Science taster for pupils (link opens in a new window)
  WARRINGTON schoolchildren will have the chance to visit a “Lab in a Lorry” in a bid to get them interested in science. The mobi...
  
  Warrington Worldwide: 13 March 2012 07:00:27
  
  
  
• Antihydrogen undergoes its first-ever measurement (link opens in a new window)
  The antimatter version of the hydrogen atom - antihydrogen - could soon finally give up its secrets....
  
  BBC News - Science & Environment: 08 March 2012 10:13:31
  
  
  
• Solution to mystery of anti-matter comes closer (link opens in a new window)
  A WINDOW has been opened into the secret world of the anti-matter atom that might help solve one of the univer...
  
  Scotsman.com: 08 March 2012 04:13:11
  
  
  
• Nasa lends moon rock and meteorites to Romford’s Frances Bardsley School (link opens in a new window)
  Welcome to Romford’s very own school of rock - space rock that is!...
  
  Romford Recorder: 05 March 2012 13:32:41
  
  
  
• Helga Henry: Where's Birmingham's world class vision? (link opens in a new window)
  Last month I had the great privilege of a behind-the-scenes visit to CERN in Geneva, home of the Large Hadron Co...
  
  Birmingham Post: 02 March 2012 20:25:49
  
  
  
• Chemicals Northwest Awards celebrates region's £10bn sector (link opens in a new window)
  THE North West's £10bn chemical industry celebrated its achievements on Thursday night at th...
  
  Liverpool Daily Post.co.uk: 02 March 2012 18:07:50
  
  
  
• Visit is an experiment for CERN (link opens in a new window)
  A top physicist has spent time with students at Workington Sixth Form Centre....
  
  Times and Star: 01 March 2012 20:34:16
  
  
  

February 2012

• Daresbury Science and Innovation Campus and IBM link up to help SMEs (link opens in a new window)
  Daresbury Science and Innovation Campus has announced the launch of a venture which will s...
  
  Manchester Evening News: 29 February 2012 04:41:30
  
  
  
• Partnership boost for business (link opens in a new window)
  THE Daresbury Science and Innovation Campus near Warrington has announced the launch of a new ground-breaking relationship wi...
  
  Warrington Worldwide: 28 February 2012 07:00:37
  
  
  
• Thornaby pupils hold galaxy right in their hands (link opens in a new window)
  YOUNGSTERS in Thornaby have had an out-of-this-world week at school. Rare and precious sample...
  
  Gazette Live: 25 February 2012 08:41:50
  
  
  
• Albert Einstein may be right about speed of light after all, Cern admits (link opens in a new window)
  THE results of an experiment that stunned the scientific community after it appeared to...
  
  Scotsman.com: 24 February 2012 00:16:00
  
  
  
• Not so fast: Scientists thought they'd broken speed of light... but it was just a loose cable (link opens in a new window)
  Experts believed they had made a major breakthough after an experiment s...
  
  Mirror.co.uk: 24 February 2012 00:00:53
  
  
  
• CERN's Loose Cable To Blame For Proving Einstein Wrong (link opens in a new window)
  Note to Einstein naysayers - check your equipment before trying to prove the chief geek wrong. A loose...
  
  The Huffington Post (United Kingdom): 23 February 2012 20:25:56
  
  
  
• Breaking the speed of light: CERN's neutrino experiment (link opens in a new window)
  Scientists at CERN have admitted an experiment that appeared to show neutrino particles could trave...
  
  Telegraph.co.uk: 23 February 2012 10:00:31
  
  
  
• Volcanoes on the Moon? Research shows that lunar surface may one day have lava flows (link opens in a new window)
  ) Hundreds of millions of years ago the Moon was bristling with active volca...
  
  The Mail On Sunday: 20 February 2012 11:59:17
  
  
  
• School samples space finds (link opens in a new window)
  RARE samples of moon rocks and meteorites landed at a school. Students at William Edwards School in Grays were able to get up close an...
  
  Maldon and Burnham Standard: 19 February 2012 06:50:41
  
  
  
• Kielder named top place to view the Milky Way (link opens in a new window)
  A STAR performer rating has been awarded to one of Northumberland’s prime visitor landscapes. Kielder Water & Forest Pa...
  
  Journal Live: 18 February 2012 20:45:19
  
  
  
• Telescope described as 'biggest leap since Galileo' will unravel how planets form - and could solve the mystery of where Earth's oceans came from (link opens in a new window)
  The world's most...
  
  Mail Online: 17 February 2012 16:02:10
  
  
  
• Sea urchin spine structure inspires idea for concrete (link opens in a new window)
  By Jason Palmer The spines do not break cleanly, suggesting they are not made solely of single cryst...
  
  BBC News; Isle of Man: 15 February 2012 01:57:57
  
  
  
• Science festival set to be a blast (link opens in a new window)
  THE wonder of science will be brought to life before your very eyes next month. Oxfordshire Science Festival will be kickin...
  
  The Oxford Times: 14 February 2012 07:17:33
  
  
  
• Publish and let your peers be the judges (link opens in a new window)
  Open-access online journal will speed release of data and encourage feedback. Paul Jump writes...
  
  Times Higher Education: 09 February 2012 00:00:22
  
  
  
• Scientists develop cancer test using linear particle accelerator (link opens in a new window)
  The ALICE linear particle accelerator at Daresbury is being used to develop a definitive test fo...
  
  The Engineer: 09 February 2012 00:00:00
  
  
  
• Raman technique peers into cabin baggage (link opens in a new window)
  Every seasoned flyer knows better than to carry a large bottle of shampoo, perfume or even champagne in their hand luggag...
  
  Physicsworld.com: 07 February 2012 17:18:40
  
  
  
• Dirt sticks - and so does soap (link opens in a new window)
  Chemists at Bristol University have made the world's first magnetic soap. Because the soap and the dirt it dissolves can be removed w...
  
  Financial Times Print Edition (UK): 04 February 2012 00:56:35
  
  
  
• Transparency above all (link opens in a new window)
  SECURITY types and privacy watchdogs rarely agree on anything. They do, however, both concede the importance of transparency. The r...
  
  Babbage | The Economist: 03 February 2012 13:10:02
  
  
  
• Four telescope link-up creates world's largest mirror (link opens in a new window)
  Astronomers have created the world's largest virtual optical telescope linking four telescopes in Chile, s...
  
  BBC News - Science & Environment: 03 February 2012 10:15:39
  
  
  

January 2012

• Lazy photon among the missing in exotic LHC roll call (link opens in a new window)
  Lazy photons, leptoquarks and string balls were just some of the exotic no-shows at the world's largest par...
  
  New Scientist: 31 January 2012 17:12:08
  
  
  
• The ghost of the Isaac Newton Telescope (link opens in a new window)
  Officially, the Isaac Newton Telescope relocated from rainy Sussex to a volcano in the Canary Islands in the 1980s. Or did it...
  
  G2 - Guardian.co.uk: 30 January 2012 12:44:26
  
  
  
• Alma telescope glimpses space's mysteries from on top of the world (link opens in a new window)
  Alma, a super-sensitive radio telescope 5,000m above sea level in Chile, will detect a new ga...
  
  Guardian.co.uk: 29 January 2012 00:44:40
  
  
  
• World's first magnetic soap could clean sticky messes (link opens in a new window)
  Institut Laue-Langevin Most of us think of soap as a way to make stuff less sticky. But a new process actually ups the stickiness of soap itself — by making it magnetic....
  
  Fox News: 28 January 2012 23:19:07
  
  
  
• Getting to the heart of matter (link opens in a new window)
  Physicist Professor Alan Martin, left, talks about how Durham University is playing an important role in the search for the elusiv...
  
  The Northern Echo: 26 January 2012 15:03:54
  
  
  
• STFC working with Scottish government, universities and business (link opens in a new window)
  The importance of research to the Scottish and UK economies was highlighted during STFC’s Council visit to Edinburgh on 24 January. With the cooperation of Scottish Enterprise and local universities, STFC held a successful technology...
  
  Wired-Gov: 26 January 2012 13:59:06
  
  
  
• Laser hints at how Universe got its magnetism (link opens in a new window)
  Composite image of a laser-produced shockwave (left) with a simulated pre-galactic collapsing shockwave (right). Scientists have used a laser to create magnetic fields similar to those thought to be involved in the formation of the first galaxies; findi...
  
  University of Oxford: 26 January 2012 00:27:40
  
  
  
• Particles play part in musical duet with a difference (link opens in a new window)
  AN INNOVATIVE music composer from Plymouth is planning a musical duet between a violin and radioactive subatomic particles on 28 January. Alexis Kirke, a member of Plymouth University's Interdisciplinary Centre for Computer Music Research, mad...
  
  This is Plymouth: 25 January 2012 20:13:19
  
  
  
• Wild early lives of today's most massive galaxies revealed (link opens in a new window)
  Astronomers from Durham University have helped find the strongest link so far between the most powerful bursts of star formation in the early Universe and the most massive galaxies found today....
  
  Durham University: 25 January 2012 13:04:31
  
  
  
• New snapshots from the early universe reveal the violent 'youth' of today's biggest galaxies (link opens in a new window)
  Astronomers have captured a glimpse of the early universe - accurate measurements of 'starburst' galaxies, young, bright-burning galaxies forming stars at an incredible rate....
  
  Mail Online: 25 January 2012 11:02:50
  
  
  
• Daresbury Laboratory's installs SuperSTEM microscope to attract innovators (link opens in a new window)
  A facility at the Daresbury Laboratory in Cheshire that will promote innova...
  
  Manchester Evening News: 25 January 2012 05:45:06
  
  
  
• New scanner allows passengers to take liquids on board (link opens in a new window)
  A new bottle scanner enables aircraft passengers to carry liquid items larger than 100 ml once more; airports could now allow passengers to take items such as water, cosmetics, perfumes, and duty free through airport security channels from as early as 2013...
  
  Homeland Security Neswire: 24 January 2012 13:10:44
  
  
  
• Magnetic soap could be used to help clean up oil spills (link opens in a new window)
  UK scientists claim to have developed the world���s first magnetic soap as a way of helping clean u...
  
  The Engineer: 24 January 2012 00:00:00
  
  
  
• Magnetic soap could revolutionise how pollution is cleared up (link opens in a new window)
  THE world���������s first magnetic soap has been created by scientists and it could revoluti...
  
  Mirror.co.uk: 23 January 2012 22:19:38
  
  
  
• Scanner approval may lift ban on taking liquids onto aircraft (link opens in a new window)
  Airports could allow passengers to take liquids over 100ml in volume as hand baggage from 2013 after approval of a new scanner....
  
  The Engineer: 23 January 2012 00:00:00
  
  
  
• Groundbreaking Results Promise Smaller, Cheaper Therapy Machines that Could Revolutionise Cancer Treatment and More (link opens in a new window)
  Groundbreaking Results Promise Smaller, Cheaper Therapy Machines that Could Revolutionise Cancer Treatment and More January 9, 2012 Overhead view of the EMMA accelerator....
  
  R&D Mag: 20 January 2012 18:57:10
  
  
  
• Cutting-edge accelerator design gets results 60 years later (link opens in a new window)
  At Daresbury Laboratory in England, a team of scientists recently completed the first successful runs on a new prototype that may change the way accelerators speed up particles....
  
  Symmetry Breaking - Symmetry Magazine: 20 January 2012 17:33:39
  
  
  
• Accelerating science with Fermilab (link opens in a new window)
  STFC and Fermilab (link opens in a new window) are keen to look at transferring technology developed for particle physics into other applications such as intense proton accelerators that could be used for reducing radioactive waste or security scanning....
  
  Wired-Gov: 20 January 2012 15:15:56
  
  
  
• Violin and subatomic particle duet set to be performed at leading UK particle physics lab (link opens in a new window)
  One of the world’s leading physics laboratories is set to stage a unique musical duet between a violinist and radioactive subatomic particles later this month....
  
  Phys.Org: 20 January 2012 14:04:47
  
  
  
• Research matters: Behind every breakthrough lies first-class infrastructure (link opens in a new window)
  World-class research needs facilities that evolve and keep pace with its advance...
  
  The Independent: 19 January 2012 23:33:40
  
  
  
• Hand luggage liquids ban set to end next year thanks to new scanner (link opens in a new window)
  The end of liquid restrictions at airports could be in sight thanks to a new scanner which can s...
  
  Mirror.co.uk: 19 January 2012 17:42:36
  
  
  
• Science and Technology Facilities Council develops EMMA - a new type of particle accelerator (link opens in a new window)
  Technology developed in Cheshire could revolutionise trea...
  
  Manchester Evening News: 18 January 2012 05:37:48
  
  
  
• Planck instrument loses its cool (link opens in a new window)
  Artist's impression of Planck. Credit: Background image: ESA, ESO and STECF. Planck image: ESA/AOES Medialab....
  
  Phys.Org: 17 January 2012 13:29:33
  
  
  
• Daresbury Laboratory makes cancer breakthrough (link opens in a new window)
  GROUNDBREAKING technology that could revolutionise cancer treatment worldwide has been developed in Halton. Prototype accelerator EMMA (Electron Model For Many Applications) has been designed, engineered and constructed at Daresbury Laborato...
  
  IcNorthants.co.uk: 16 January 2012 12:59:10
  
  
  
• Top tips for planet hunt stargazers (link opens in a new window)
  Members of the public are being asked to join the hunt for nearby planets that could support life. Volunteers can go to the Pl...
  
  BBC News - Science & Environment: 16 January 2012 10:04:36
  
  
  
• Scotland punching above its weight in science, says Astronomer Royal (link opens in a new window)
  SCOTLAND is a ���������small nation punching above its weight��������� when it comes t...
  
  Scotsman.com: 14 January 2012 00:21:03
  
  
  

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March 2011

• Team explores effect of space weather on communications (link opens in a new window)
  The Engineer (21/03/2011)
  
  
• UK details first CubeSat mission (link opens in a new window)
  Electronics Weekly (18/03/2011)
  
  
• Probing the minds of scientists on geek X-factor (link opens in a new window)
  New Scientist (18/03/2011)
  
  
• UK poised to enter billion pound market (link opens in a new window)
  Works management (16/03/2011)
  
  
• Facility set to study effects of cosmic radiation on electronics (link opens in a new window)
  The Engineer (14/03/2011)
  
  
• £11 million testing facility to make air travel safer (link opens in a new window)
  7th Space Interactive (14/03/2011)
  
  
• Hydrogen fuel for cars comes a step closer (link opens in a new window)
  The Telegraph (14/03/2011)
  
  
• UK Technology Scans The Skies For Space Hazards (link opens in a new window)
  Space Daily (08/03/2011)
  
  
• St Chad's 6th form boffins in Runcorn rewarded for Daresbury Laboratory work (link opens in a new window)
  Runcorn and Widnes Weekly News (03/03/2011)
  
  
• Hydrogen fuel technology takes next step (link opens in a new window)
  Energy Saving Trust (02/03/2011)
  
  
• South Cheshire Astronomical Society ready for next meeting near Nantwich (link opens in a new window)
  Crewe Chronicle (02/03/2011)

February 2011

• FOR KIDS: Like electricity, but magnetic (link opens in a new window)
  ScienceNews (28/02/2011)
  
  
• e2v detectors capture spectacular solar flare (link opens in a new window)
  Optics.org (28/02/2011)
  
  
• Which are the most popular graduate research recruiters in scientific research and development? (link opens in a new window)
  TARGETjobs.co.uk (28/02/2011)
  
  
• Pupils over the moon with their lessons (link opens in a new window)
  Bury Times (24/02/2011)
  
  
• Superfluid and Superconductor Found in a Star's Core (link opens in a new window)
  SpaceRef.com (23/02/2011)
  
  
• Coblentz Society Applied Analytical Vibrational Spectroscopy Award (link opens in a new window)
  spectroscopyNOW.com (23/02/2011)
  
  
• Playing music at random (link opens in a new window)
  New Scientist (22/02/2011)
  
  
• Researchers develop new hydrogen storage technology (link opens in a new window)
  PhysOrg.com (14/02/2011)
  
  
• Queen's University joins new search for Earth-like planets (link opens in a new window)
  EurekAlert (14/02/2011)
  
  
• Flotilla of spacecraft planned to provide space weather forecasts (link opens in a new window)
  The Telegraph (14/02/2011)
  
  
• A hidden magnetic configuration in manganite thin films (link opens in a new window)
  Nanotechnology Now (08/02/2011)
  
  
• Europractice adopts vfAnalyst for cloud EDA (link opens in a new window)
  EE Times (08/02/2011)
  
  
• Rocks could unlock secrets of Mars (link opens in a new window)
  LABMATE Online (08/02/2011)
  
  
• STEREO satellites move either side of the Sun (link opens in a new window)
  BBC News (06/02/2011)
  
  
• Space Mission captures the first 3D image of Sun (link opens in a new window)
  Telegraph.co.uk (06/02/2011)
  
  
• Filling up with hydrogen moves a step closer (link opens in a new window)
  The Engineer (03/02/2011)
  
  
• Solving the solvent mystery for better drug design (link opens in a new window)
  University of Bristol (03/02/2011)
  
  
• Cloud Chamber Tracks Make Beautiful Music (link opens in a new window)
  Discovery News (02/02/2011)
  
  
• Rare meteorites reveal Mars collision caused water flow (link opens in a new window)
  24dash (02/02/2011)
  
  
• Giant Radio Telescope Goes Multi-National: First Images from LOFAR (link opens in a new window)
  Science Daily (01/02/2011)
  
  
• Fuelling The Clyde Space Rocket (link opens in a new window)
  Space Daily (01/02/2011)

January 2011

• Medical strip is 'smart' science (link opens in a new window)
  Northampton Chronicle & Echo (31/01/2011)
  
  
• Solar Eclipse Photos: The View From Space (link opens in a new window)
  Space.com (31/01/2011)
  
  
• Hopes soar of hydrogen fuel costing 90p a gallon (link opens in a new window)
  Daily Express (29/01/2011)
  
  
• The relative beauty of the violin (link opens in a new window)
  The Independent (28/01/2011)
  
  
• Muons take kinetic isotope effects to extremes (link opens in a new window)
  Royal Society of Chemistry (27/01/2011)
  
  
• Breakthrough promises $1.50 per gallon synthetic gasoline with no carbon emissions (link opens in a new window)
  Gizmag (26/01/2011)
  
  
• New camera network to enhance meteorite watch (link opens in a new window)
  The Australian (25/01/2011)
  
  
• Deep in a mine on the edge of the North Yorkshire moors, a British-led team is trying to solve the biggest mystery in the universe (link opens in a new window)
  Mail online (24/01/2011)
  
  
• Britain's budget woes continue (link opens in a new window)
  Nature (19/01/2011)
  
  
• High energy physics: Down the petabyte highway (link opens in a new window)
  Nature news (19/01/2011)
  
  
• Planck unveils wonders of the Universe (link opens in a new window)
  Imperial College London (18/01/2011)
  
  
• Multiphoton microscopy aids bird flu fight (link opens in a new window)
  Optics.org (18/01/2011)
  
  
• Stargazers over the moon with turnout at Lacock (link opens in a new window)
  Wiltshire Times (15/01/2011)
  
  
• Businesses win use of lab to develop medical technologies (link opens in a new window)
  The Engineer (14/01/2011)
  
  
• Catch a falling star and find out where it came from (link opens in a new window)
  domain-B (14/01/2011)
  
  
• Rhea's atmosphere holds surprise oxygen (link opens in a new window)
  Labnews.co.uk (14/01/2011)
  
  
• Low-energy microscope aids pharmaceutical developments (link opens in a new window)
  The Engineer (13/01/2011)
  
  
• Reaching for the stars at Lacock (link opens in a new window)
  Wiltshire Gazette and Herald (13/01/2011)
  
  
• Avian flu vaccine on the brink (link opens in a new window)
  PhysOrg.com (10/01/2011)
  
  
• UK tech to aid private space shot (link opens in a new window)
  BBC News (10/01/2011)
  
  
• Chalmers: Swedish receiver to hunt for cosmic water in Chile (link opens in a new window)
  Science Business (04/01/2011)
  
  

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