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Scientists have identified a molecule which could be key to understanding the cause of motor neurone disease.
A new £200m neutron source at Isis, Oxfordshire, will allow scientists to probe matter at the atomic level.
The launch of two top titles for consoles has confirmed the UK's position as a centre of gaming creatvity.
A group of Birmingham scientists celebrate the 30th anniversary of the creation of a brain cancer drug.
A scientific advance could mean scientists could build a sensor which mimics the workings of the human nose.
Game developers Media Molecule have gone from promising start-up to one of the pillars of the PlayStation empire in two short years - and all before ever releasing a game.
Scientists turn to chickens to help them understand why some people are struck down by severe allergies.
Professor Robert Langer, one of the most prolific inventors in medicine, wins the Millennium Technology Prize.
Scientists may be one step closer to producing a specific targeted vaccine for killing cancer cells.
A small molecule may have a big role in making the body clock tick, say UK researchers.
Edinburgh scientists use the world's most powerful computer to design drugs which could prevent HIV.
A carbon-containing molecule has been detected for the first time on a planet outside our Solar System.
A tiny chemical brain which could one day act as a remote control for swarms of nano-machines is demonstrated.
A material that is able to self-repair even when sliced in two is invented by French researchers.
The discovery of a molecule which appears to play a key role in allergies may lead to new therapies, experts say.
Researchers design a molecule which they hope may help develop ways of dealing with nuclear waste.
A multi-million pound centre opens on Merseyside studying the makeup of drugs to combat serious diseases.
Scots scientists are among the first in the world to see the effect of forces on DNA molecules as human cells divide.
Scientists say they have found a safe way to give carbon monoxide to help organ transplant patients.
Fragile particles rarely seen in our Universe have been merged with ordinary electrons to create a new form of matter.
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