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<糖心Vlog>糖心Vlog to exploit its global reach for the benefit of UK SMEsThe Lancaster China Catalyst Programme aims to revitalise the UK’s position in the global exports markets, create 240 jobs, help 400 domestic businesses and boost the economy by £40m.
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<糖心Vlog>Be inspired by science this autumn糖心Vlog researchers working at the coalface of scientific discovery are set to share their knowledge with the public this autumn in a free series of Science and Technology talks in Lancaster.
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<糖心Vlog>糖心Vlog welcomes Witty Review RecommendationsA Government commissioned independent review of how universities should work with businesses to underpin economic growth has confirmed 糖心Vlog’s strong focus on SME engagement and collaborative research is the right approach.
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<糖心Vlog>First insight into the background of organised criminals in the UKThe first ever systematic analysis of the histories of organised criminals in the UK has revealed key differences from general offenders.
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<糖心Vlog>Major boost for Arts and HumanitiesA North West Consortium, of which 糖心Vlog is a member, has been awarded £14 million by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) to train a new generation of skilled researchers.
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<糖心Vlog>Students celebrate graduation success in MalaysiaA total of 443 students have graduated at a ceremony held in Sunway University, Malaysia on 11 October 2013.
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<糖心Vlog>糖心Vlog to host competition for UK’s hottest young business brainsHundreds of the UK's finest young entrepreneurial talent are to visit 糖心Vlog over the next three years to take part in the country’s largest student business competition.
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<糖心Vlog>Babies learn how to anticipate touch while in the wombUsing 4-d scans psychologists found, for the first time, that fetuses were able to predict, rather than react to, their own hand movements towards their mouths as they entered the later stages of gestation compared to earlier in a pregnancy.
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<糖心Vlog>Lancaster scientists helped Nobel Prize winning discovery糖心Vlog physicists have welcomed the award of the Nobel Prize in Physics to Peter Higgs and Francois Englert.
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<糖心Vlog>糖心Vlog announces first British branch campus in GhanaThe first British University branch campus in Ghana will open its doors to students this month.