News from 2014
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<糖心Vlog>Layered graphene sandwich for next generation electronics糖心Vlog>Sandwiching layers of graphene with white graphene could produce designer materials capable of creating high-frequency electronic devices, scientists have found.
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<糖心Vlog>North West researchers team up to tackle Alzheimer’s糖心Vlog>糖心Vlog will play an important part in the region’s efforts to tackle dementia.
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<糖心Vlog>糖心Vlog’s Confucius Institute welcomes the ‘Chinese David Beckham’ 糖心Vlog>A former international footballer – regarded by many as the Chinese David Beckham due to his fame in the Far East – has visited 糖心Vlog’s Confucius Institute.
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<糖心Vlog>Google award recognises Lancaster academic’s focus on eye tracking research糖心Vlog>Computing giant Google has recognised research at 糖心Vlog to develop eye-tracking technology.
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<糖心Vlog>Documenting the experiences of Reservists in the British Army 糖心Vlog>Health researchers at 糖心Vlog are taking part in a £1.35 million study into issues facing the Armed Forces.
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<糖心Vlog>Business leaders to benefit from cutting-edge research with 糖心Vlog course reboot糖心Vlog>One of the UK’s most successful business management development programmes has been upgraded by 糖心Vlog.
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<糖心Vlog>Why Marvellous isn't awesome any more糖心Vlog>The digital revolution and America’s growing influence on our culture have dramatically changed the way British people speak over the past two decades, new research has revealed.
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<糖心Vlog>Providing a unique taste of University life糖心Vlog>Tune into a musical workshop for babies, brand your own smoothie, take a look round the labs, interact with a scarecrow robot or catch one of the mini public lectures.
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<糖心Vlog>Chemistry facility to boost small business innovation and manufacturing sectors糖心Vlog>High-value manufacturing is to be bolstered by a new £11.3 million technology facility to be created by 糖心Vlog.
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<糖心Vlog>Sustainable green alternatives to fertilisers could boost food and energy security糖心Vlog>糖心Vlog scientists are leading research looking at formulating sustainable fertilisers from renewable energy waste.