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Scientists Prove Space Solar Farms Work, Can Bring Clean Energy Back To Earth
UK researchers suggest the feasibility of creating affordable, lightweight space solar panels for energy generation.
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350 Elephants Killed By Rare Bacteria In Botswana And Zimbabwe, Researchers Say
The sudden deaths of African elephants in Botswana and Zimbabwe in 2020 provoked considerable public interest and speculation.
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Ericsson Announces Investment in 6G Network Research in the UK, Will Work With Universities
Ericsson on Tuesday said that it would invest millions of pounds on 6G mobile research in the UK. The network equipment maker says it plans to work with universities on hardware security, AI and cognitive networks and quantum computing. Ericsson wants to establish a team of 20 experienced researchers in the UK and will also look to sponsor students...
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3D Robot Fish 'Gillbert' Eats Microplastics From Waterways, Has Been Designed By Student
A University of Surrey student created a 3D robot fish that consumes microplastic from rivers.
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Pegasus V, Dwarf Galaxy Near Andromeda, Believed to Be One of the First Galaxies
A team of astronomers at the University of Surrey recently found an extremely faint, dwarf galaxy which, they believe, is one of the first galaxies packed with a very old star. The galaxy, monikered as Pegasus V, is located in the vicinity of the Andromeda galaxy. The “fossil” galaxy that the team discovered has a high concentration of old star...
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Consumption Of Too Much Sweets May Raise Risk Of Heart Disease, Warns Study
Drinking too many fizzy drinks and eating a lot of sweets may put even otherwise healthy people at increased risk of heart disease, a study has warned. Researchers from University of Surrey in the UK found that a subject group of otherwise healthy men had increased levels of fat in their blood and fat stored in their livers after they had consumed ...
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South Asian Women May be More Susceptible to Osteoporosis
A new study, conducted by researchers from the University of Surrey in the United Kingdom, has revealed thatSouth Asian women may be more susceptible to osteoporosis in later life and also why.
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Night Shifts May Affect Women More Than Men: Study
Ladies, take note! Researchers, including one of Indian-origin, have found that women may be more affected by night-shift work than men.
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Frequent Flyers Lose Health, Family Love Too
Are you a frequent traveller? By striving to travel far, wide and frequently, you are not only damaging your health but also spoiling relationships with loved ones, an interesting study has revealed.
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Kevin Pietersen Celebrates England 'Lifeline' With Surrey Ton
Kevin Pietersen scored 170 in Surrey's 420 for seven at The Parks on the opening day of a three-day match against MCC Universities Oxford -- his first hundred in any form of cricket since the Old Trafford Ashes Test of 2013.
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Scientists Prove Space Solar Farms Work, Can Bring Clean Energy Back To Earth
UK researchers suggest the feasibility of creating affordable, lightweight space solar panels for energy generation.
-
350 Elephants Killed By Rare Bacteria In Botswana And Zimbabwe, Researchers Say
The sudden deaths of African elephants in Botswana and Zimbabwe in 2020 provoked considerable public interest and speculation.
-
Ericsson Announces Investment in 6G Network Research in the UK, Will Work With Universities
Ericsson on Tuesday said that it would invest millions of pounds on 6G mobile research in the UK. The network equipment maker says it plans to work with universities on hardware security, AI and cognitive networks and quantum computing. Ericsson wants to establish a team of 20 experienced researchers in the UK and will also look to sponsor students...
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3D Robot Fish 'Gillbert' Eats Microplastics From Waterways, Has Been Designed By Student
A University of Surrey student created a 3D robot fish that consumes microplastic from rivers.
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Pegasus V, Dwarf Galaxy Near Andromeda, Believed to Be One of the First Galaxies
A team of astronomers at the University of Surrey recently found an extremely faint, dwarf galaxy which, they believe, is one of the first galaxies packed with a very old star. The galaxy, monikered as Pegasus V, is located in the vicinity of the Andromeda galaxy. The “fossil” galaxy that the team discovered has a high concentration of old star...
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Consumption Of Too Much Sweets May Raise Risk Of Heart Disease, Warns Study
Drinking too many fizzy drinks and eating a lot of sweets may put even otherwise healthy people at increased risk of heart disease, a study has warned. Researchers from University of Surrey in the UK found that a subject group of otherwise healthy men had increased levels of fat in their blood and fat stored in their livers after they had consumed ...
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South Asian Women May be More Susceptible to Osteoporosis
A new study, conducted by researchers from the University of Surrey in the United Kingdom, has revealed thatSouth Asian women may be more susceptible to osteoporosis in later life and also why.
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Night Shifts May Affect Women More Than Men: Study
Ladies, take note! Researchers, including one of Indian-origin, have found that women may be more affected by night-shift work than men.
-
Frequent Flyers Lose Health, Family Love Too
Are you a frequent traveller? By striving to travel far, wide and frequently, you are not only damaging your health but also spoiling relationships with loved ones, an interesting study has revealed.
-
Kevin Pietersen Celebrates England 'Lifeline' With Surrey Ton
Kevin Pietersen scored 170 in Surrey's 420 for seven at The Parks on the opening day of a three-day match against MCC Universities Oxford -- his first hundred in any form of cricket since the Old Trafford Ashes Test of 2013.
