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James Webb Space Telescope Uncovers Surprising Dust Formation Near Supermassive Black Hole
James Webb Space Telescope images have uncovered an unexpected dust formation around a supermassive black hole, showing that gas collisions, not black hole radiation, heat the dust. This breakthrough by Newcastle University’s team challenges existing theories and offers new perspectives on galaxy evolution.
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Origins of Life Explored: Study Points To Ancient Hot Springs As Potential Source
This research not only sheds light on Earth's early life, but also raises the tantalizing possibility that similar processes could be occurring in the frozen seas of distant moons.
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Indian-Origin Woman Engineer Awarded Honorary Degree In UK
An award-winning Indian-origin structural engineer who has worked on London's tallest building, The Shard, has been conferred an honorary degree from Northumbria University in Newcastle, north-east England.
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Newcastle University, British Council Announce Scholarships For Female Students Of South Asia
Newcastle University has announced seven fully funded scholarships for female students of South Asia. These scholarships will be supported by the British Council and will be available for female students from India, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka.
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Over 1,800 Students, Staff At North England Universities Test Positive
More than 1,800 students and staff from universities across the north-east of England, currently under tougher localised lockdowns, tested positive for coronavirus over the past week.
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You May Be Eating A Credit Card's Worth Of Plastic Each Week: Study
Plastic pollution is so widespread in the environment that you may be ingesting five grams a week, the equivalent of eating a credit card, a study commissioned by the environmental charity WWF International said on Wednesday.
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Last Survivor Of A Slave Ship Identified, And Her Story Is Remarkable
Researchers have identified Redoshi as the last known African-born survivor of the trans-Atlantic slave trade when she died in 1937, according to a statement released Tuesday by Newcastle University in Great Britain.
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Scientists Discover 3 New Sea Creatures In Depths Of The Pacific Ocean
In their latest trip to the Atacama Trench, one of the deepest points in the Pacific Ocean, a team of scientists repeatedly lowered a device called a deep-sea lander overboard and watched as it sank into the cold, dark waters.
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UCAS Apologises After Mistakenly Telling Students They Got Into University
UCAS has apologized to 4000 students who were mistakenly told that they had been accepted to study at the University of Newcastle.
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Smartphone Motion Sensors Could Reveal User's PIN, Passwords: Report
Researchers have shown it is possible to crack four-digit PINs with a 70 percent accuracy on the first guess using just the data collected via the phone's numerous internal sensors.
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Eating Whey Protein Before Breakfast Can Curb Unwanted Cravings
A new study, conducted at the Newcastle University in London, suggests that eating whey protein for breakfast can help in tackling unwanted cravings through the day.
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Your Credit Card Can Be Hacked In Just Six Seconds: Study
It may take as little as six seconds for hackers to guess your credit or debit card number, expiry date and security code, say scientists who were able to circumvent all security features meant to protect online payments from fraud.
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Type 2 Diabetes Can be Cured With Weight Loss: Study
Scientists from a UK university have found that the life-limiting Type 2 diabetes can be cured through as little as one gram weight loss in the pancreas.
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Son of UK Royal Hoax Victim Set for British University
The traumatised son of an Indian-origin nurse who committed suicide after a prank call about Kate Middleton's morning sickness has overcome the tragedy to gain admission into a UK university.
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Two British Students Stabbed to Death in Malaysia
Two British medical students were stabbed to death in Malaysia on Wednesday after a quarrel with four local men, officials and media reports said.
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James Webb Space Telescope Uncovers Surprising Dust Formation Near Supermassive Black Hole
James Webb Space Telescope images have uncovered an unexpected dust formation around a supermassive black hole, showing that gas collisions, not black hole radiation, heat the dust. This breakthrough by Newcastle University’s team challenges existing theories and offers new perspectives on galaxy evolution.
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Origins of Life Explored: Study Points To Ancient Hot Springs As Potential Source
This research not only sheds light on Earth's early life, but also raises the tantalizing possibility that similar processes could be occurring in the frozen seas of distant moons.
-
Indian-Origin Woman Engineer Awarded Honorary Degree In UK
An award-winning Indian-origin structural engineer who has worked on London's tallest building, The Shard, has been conferred an honorary degree from Northumbria University in Newcastle, north-east England.
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Newcastle University, British Council Announce Scholarships For Female Students Of South Asia
Newcastle University has announced seven fully funded scholarships for female students of South Asia. These scholarships will be supported by the British Council and will be available for female students from India, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka.
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Over 1,800 Students, Staff At North England Universities Test Positive
More than 1,800 students and staff from universities across the north-east of England, currently under tougher localised lockdowns, tested positive for coronavirus over the past week.
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You May Be Eating A Credit Card's Worth Of Plastic Each Week: Study
Plastic pollution is so widespread in the environment that you may be ingesting five grams a week, the equivalent of eating a credit card, a study commissioned by the environmental charity WWF International said on Wednesday.
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Last Survivor Of A Slave Ship Identified, And Her Story Is Remarkable
Researchers have identified Redoshi as the last known African-born survivor of the trans-Atlantic slave trade when she died in 1937, according to a statement released Tuesday by Newcastle University in Great Britain.
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Scientists Discover 3 New Sea Creatures In Depths Of The Pacific Ocean
In their latest trip to the Atacama Trench, one of the deepest points in the Pacific Ocean, a team of scientists repeatedly lowered a device called a deep-sea lander overboard and watched as it sank into the cold, dark waters.
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UCAS Apologises After Mistakenly Telling Students They Got Into University
UCAS has apologized to 4000 students who were mistakenly told that they had been accepted to study at the University of Newcastle.
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Smartphone Motion Sensors Could Reveal User's PIN, Passwords: Report
Researchers have shown it is possible to crack four-digit PINs with a 70 percent accuracy on the first guess using just the data collected via the phone's numerous internal sensors.
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Eating Whey Protein Before Breakfast Can Curb Unwanted Cravings
A new study, conducted at the Newcastle University in London, suggests that eating whey protein for breakfast can help in tackling unwanted cravings through the day.
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Your Credit Card Can Be Hacked In Just Six Seconds: Study
It may take as little as six seconds for hackers to guess your credit or debit card number, expiry date and security code, say scientists who were able to circumvent all security features meant to protect online payments from fraud.
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Type 2 Diabetes Can be Cured With Weight Loss: Study
Scientists from a UK university have found that the life-limiting Type 2 diabetes can be cured through as little as one gram weight loss in the pancreas.
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Son of UK Royal Hoax Victim Set for British University
The traumatised son of an Indian-origin nurse who committed suicide after a prank call about Kate Middleton's morning sickness has overcome the tragedy to gain admission into a UK university.
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Two British Students Stabbed to Death in Malaysia
Two British medical students were stabbed to death in Malaysia on Wednesday after a quarrel with four local men, officials and media reports said.
