Deccan Chronicle
Climate change: India to pay dearly, says Royal Society
Deccan Chronicle
Bengaluru: Warning that floods like the ones which ravaged Kashmir, Uttarakhand and Odisha are imminent between now and 2090, a report of The Royal Society, London, has suggested effective and affordable options to reduce the damage likely to be ...
Earth must brace itself for a rise in extreme weatherDaily Times
South West should brace itself for more flooding and extreme weather according ...Western Morning News
Climate chaos: Extreme weather will wreak havoc in Britain – studyRT
Phys.Org
Medical News Today
Telegraph.co.uk
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Deccan Chronicle
Bengaluru: Warning that floods like the ones which ravaged Kashmir, Uttarakhand and Odisha are imminent between now and 2090, a report of The Royal Society, London, has suggested effective and affordable options to reduce the damage likely to be ...
Earth must brace itself for a rise in extreme weather
South West should brace itself for more flooding and extreme weather according ...
Climate chaos: Extreme weather will wreak havoc in Britain – study
NDTV
Eye of Sauron'' Provides New Way of Measuring Distances to Galaxies
Prensa Latina
27 de noviembre de 2014, 16:33London, 27 Nov (Prensa Latina)UK Scientists have developed a new way of measuring precise distances to galaxies tens of millions of light years away. The method is similar to what land surveyors use on Earth, by measuring ...
Scientists Determine Distance to Galaxies by studying nearby NGC 4151 galaxyUncover California
One ring to RULER them all: Scientist creates precise measurements of space ...Daily Mail
Scientists Find More Accurate Way to Measure Distances to GalaxiesNDTV
Sci-News.com
American Live Wire
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Prensa Latina
27 de noviembre de 2014, 16:33London, 27 Nov (Prensa Latina)UK Scientists have developed a new way of measuring precise distances to galaxies tens of millions of light years away. The method is similar to what land surveyors use on Earth, by measuring ...
Scientists Determine Distance to Galaxies by studying nearby NGC 4151 galaxy
One ring to RULER them all: Scientist creates precise measurements of space ...
Scientists Find More Accurate Way to Measure Distances to Galaxies
The Guardian
Spacewatch: The hunt for Philae
The Guardian
The landing of Philae on the nucleus of Comet Churyumov-Gerasimenko did not go to plan, but it returned a bonanza of valuable data before the loss of its battery power sent it into hibernation. Its controllers remain ecstatic about its success, and even expect ...
Philae is expected to wake up and recharge its battery in AugustNFL News and Rumors
How Rosetta comet technology will protect Royal Navy sailorsTelegraph.co.uk
The search for Philae continuesSpaceFlight Insider
Tallahassee.com
Register
Wired.co.uk
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The Guardian
The landing of Philae on the nucleus of Comet Churyumov-Gerasimenko did not go to plan, but it returned a bonanza of valuable data before the loss of its battery power sent it into hibernation. Its controllers remain ecstatic about its success, and even expect ...
Philae is expected to wake up and recharge its battery in August
How Rosetta comet technology will protect Royal Navy sailors
The search for Philae continues
Daily Digest
Biologists disturbed to find seals in Britain seemingly killing porpoises for fun
Daily Digest
While they look cute and cuddly with their big puppy dog eyes and whiskers, Britain's seals are becoming more vicious and violent in their predatory behaviors, prompting scientists to ask why. The cute, Labrador retrievers of the sea, ocean seals, may not be ...
Gray Seals Found As Killer Behind Mystery Harbour Porpoise MassacresCTA News
Grey Seals Found To Kill Porpoises and Could Attack Humans, Warn ScientistsVoice Chronicle
Porpoise slaughter: Seals fingered in whodunnitThe Japan Times
Frontline Desk
Viral Global News
Tech Times
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Daily Digest
While they look cute and cuddly with their big puppy dog eyes and whiskers, Britain's seals are becoming more vicious and violent in their predatory behaviors, prompting scientists to ask why. The cute, Labrador retrievers of the sea, ocean seals, may not be ...
Gray Seals Found As Killer Behind Mystery Harbour Porpoise Massacres
Grey Seals Found To Kill Porpoises and Could Attack Humans, Warn Scientists
Porpoise slaughter: Seals fingered in whodunnit
Uncover Michigan
Weak Spot in Graphene Could Revolutionize Fuel Cells
Uncover Michigan
Researchers at Britain's Manchester University found that graphene, the world's strongest, thinnest and most impermeable material, could be helpful in revolutionizing fuel cell technology. Andre Geim, who shared a Nobel Prize for the discovery of graphene, ...
Graphene battery breakthrough could trigger electric car revolutionDaily Mail
Graphene breakthrough 'could boost fuel cell performance'IT PRO
Graphene discovery may revolutionise fuel-cell technologyE&T magazine
nanotechweb.org
Zee News
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Uncover Michigan
Researchers at Britain's Manchester University found that graphene, the world's strongest, thinnest and most impermeable material, could be helpful in revolutionizing fuel cell technology. Andre Geim, who shared a Nobel Prize for the discovery of graphene, ...
Graphene battery breakthrough could trigger electric car revolution
Graphene breakthrough 'could boost fuel cell performance'
Graphene discovery may revolutionise fuel-cell technology
International Business Times UK
Controversial Plan to Slow Global Warming 'Terrifies' Scientist Who Created It
International Business Times UK
A controversial plan to cool down the planet has been dubbed "terrifying" by the one of the scientists who put it forward. Matthew Watson, from the University of Bristol, is part of a £1.8m government-funded project to work out how sunlight could be reflected ...
Geoengineering Doesn't Provide 'Magic Bullet' for Global WarmingBusinessweek
Scientist 'terrified' of own techTimes of Malta
Bristol scientist says he's 'terrified' of technology developed to stop global warmingDaily Mail
E&T magazine
Bristol Post
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International Business Times UK
A controversial plan to cool down the planet has been dubbed "terrifying" by the one of the scientists who put it forward. Matthew Watson, from the University of Bristol, is part of a £1.8m government-funded project to work out how sunlight could be reflected ...
Geoengineering Doesn't Provide 'Magic Bullet' for Global Warming
Scientist 'terrified' of own tech
Bristol scientist says he's 'terrified' of technology developed to stop global warming
BBC News
Quantum imaging technology gains UK funding
IMVEurope
A Quantum Imaging Hub, led by the University of Glasgow, will receive £29 million in funding over the next five years from the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), it has been announced. The consortium of universities and ...
Quantum technology to become a billion pound industryBQ Live
UK Announces Four Quantum-Tech Hubswww.waterstechnology.com
University of Birmingham awarded £80 million for quantum physics projectBirmingham Post
BBC News
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IMVEurope
A Quantum Imaging Hub, led by the University of Glasgow, will receive £29 million in funding over the next five years from the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), it has been announced. The consortium of universities and ...
Quantum technology to become a billion pound industry
UK Announces Four Quantum-Tech Hubs
University of Birmingham awarded £80 million for quantum physics project
Blue & Green Tomorrow
Parasite linked to climate change a threat to honey bees
Blue & Green Tomorrow
New research from the Queen's University Belfast has found that the spread of an exotic parasite that threatens the UK's honey bee population could be speed up by climate change and rising temperatures. The study was funded by the Insect Pollinators ...
Parasite could harm bumper honey cropWestern Daily Press
Bee parasite will flourish under global warming, study warnsThe Guardian
UK Honey Bee Parasite Linked To Climate Change, According To StudyEurasia Review
Business Standard
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Blue & Green Tomorrow
New research from the Queen's University Belfast has found that the spread of an exotic parasite that threatens the UK's honey bee population could be speed up by climate change and rising temperatures. The study was funded by the Insect Pollinators ...
Parasite could harm bumper honey crop
Bee parasite will flourish under global warming, study warns
UK Honey Bee Parasite Linked To Climate Change, According To Study
Mirror.co.uk
Lucky seal escapes jaws of a great white shark
9news.com.au
A light-flippered seal has been photographed avoiding certain death in the jaws of a great white shark just off South Africa. Italian photographer Sergio Riccardo couldn't believe his eyes when the giant fish burst from the water just off Cape Town recently, only ...
Lucky seal escapes great white shark's jaws in amazing pictureAOL Travel UK
Lucky seal escapes Jaws by the skin of its teeth...Express.co.uk
Acrobatic Seal Narrowly Escapes Great White SharkThe Inquisitr
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9news.com.au
A light-flippered seal has been photographed avoiding certain death in the jaws of a great white shark just off South Africa. Italian photographer Sergio Riccardo couldn't believe his eyes when the giant fish burst from the water just off Cape Town recently, only ...
Lucky seal escapes great white shark's jaws in amazing picture
Lucky seal escapes Jaws by the skin of its teeth...
Acrobatic Seal Narrowly Escapes Great White Shark
Tech Times
Centipede Genome Mapped For the First Time, Shedding Light on Early Evolution
Tech Times
Centipedes have more legs than we do but fewer genes, researchers say. The genes that aren't there are more interesting than those that are, they find. (Photo : Dr. Carlo Brena). Centipedes significantly outscore humans in the leg count but come up short on ...
Scientists Map Centipede Genome For the First TimeThe Utah People's Post
Genome Sequencing of Centipede provides New Insight into how Life ...Uncover Michigan
Centipedes Shed Light on Life on EarthLaboratory Equipment
Economic Times
Business Standard
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Tech Times
Centipedes have more legs than we do but fewer genes, researchers say. The genes that aren't there are more interesting than those that are, they find. (Photo : Dr. Carlo Brena). Centipedes significantly outscore humans in the leg count but come up short on ...
Scientists Map Centipede Genome For the First Time
Genome Sequencing of Centipede provides New Insight into how Life ...
Centipedes Shed Light on Life on Earth
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