Telegraph.co.uk
Reinstating Sir Tim Hunt after sexism row would be 'inappropriate', says ...
Telegraph.co.uk
University College London says it would be "inappropriate" to reinstate Sir Tim Hunt following the sexism row but admits lessons need to be learnt over the way it handled it. In an attempt to draw a line under the row it has released a statement saying ...
Tim Hunt sexism dispute: UCL ruling council backs decision to let him goThe Guardian
Nobel Prize winner Tim Hunt will not be reinstated, UCL council rulesDaily Mail
UCL refuses to give Hunt his post backThe Times (subscription)
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Telegraph.co.uk
University College London says it would be "inappropriate" to reinstate Sir Tim Hunt following the sexism row but admits lessons need to be learnt over the way it handled it. In an attempt to draw a line under the row it has released a statement saying ...
Tim Hunt sexism dispute: UCL ruling council backs decision to let him go
Nobel Prize winner Tim Hunt will not be reinstated, UCL council rules
UCL refuses to give Hunt his post back
BBC News
'Rise' in humpback whale sightings off western Scotland
BBC News
An adult humpback whale has been spotted off western Scotland for a fifth time in a month, compared with the usual total of just one or two per year. The latest sighting, in the Firth of Clyde, is believed to be of a mammal more than 39ft (12m) long ...
Humpback whale in Clyde is furthest north everScotsman
Amazing pictures of a Humpback Whale in the Firth of ClydeScotland Now
Whale spotted in River ClydeHerald Scotland
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BBC News
An adult humpback whale has been spotted off western Scotland for a fifth time in a month, compared with the usual total of just one or two per year. The latest sighting, in the Firth of Clyde, is believed to be of a mammal more than 39ft (12m) long ...
Humpback whale in Clyde is furthest north ever
Amazing pictures of a Humpback Whale in the Firth of Clyde
Whale spotted in River Clyde
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Star Wars 'Shamed' As Rare Five Star System Discovered By The SuperWASP
Sentinel Republic
Tatooine is perhaps passé now and the latest is the five star system that has been spotted by astronomers high up in the celestial territory. He adds further that those who inhabit these planets can also enjoy a very vivid light show and it is unlikely ...
Rare System With Five Stars Has Astronomers ExcitedNews Every day
Five-star formation find would put 'Star Wars' makers to shame, astronomer saysChristian Science Monitor
Astronomers in Wales unveil rare discovery of five connected stars that would ...WalesOnline
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Sentinel Republic
Tatooine is perhaps passé now and the latest is the five star system that has been spotted by astronomers high up in the celestial territory. He adds further that those who inhabit these planets can also enjoy a very vivid light show and it is unlikely ...
Rare System With Five Stars Has Astronomers Excited
Five-star formation find would put 'Star Wars' makers to shame, astronomer says
Astronomers in Wales unveil rare discovery of five connected stars that would ...
American Live Wire
Comet 67P May Not Have Alien Life, Proofs Suggest
American Live Wire
Two British astronomers hogged the headlines for many days after their presentation at the National Astronomy Meeting at Venue Cymru in Llandudno, Wales with the prime topic of Comet 67P, which is the comet on which the Philae probe of the ESA landed ...
Communication troubles prevent efforts to reboot Philae comet lander missionThe Globe and Mail
SINKHOLES IN COMETThe Daily Star
Philae's comet 67P doesn't harbour life, scientists sayTechie News
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American Live Wire
Two British astronomers hogged the headlines for many days after their presentation at the National Astronomy Meeting at Venue Cymru in Llandudno, Wales with the prime topic of Comet 67P, which is the comet on which the Philae probe of the ESA landed ...
Communication troubles prevent efforts to reboot Philae comet lander mission
SINKHOLES IN COMET
Philae's comet 67P doesn't harbour life, scientists say
New York Times
Climate Change Is Shrinking Where Bumblebees Range, Research Finds
New York Times
Climate change has narrowed the range where bumblebees are found in North America and Europe in recent decades, according to a study published Thursday. The paper, published in the journal Science, suggests that warming temperatures have caused ...
Global warming 'killing off bees' because they are not migrating northDaily Mail
Global warming threatens vital beesIrish Examiner
Buzzkill: global warming shrinks range of pollinating bumblebeesReuters
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New York Times
Climate change has narrowed the range where bumblebees are found in North America and Europe in recent decades, according to a study published Thursday. The paper, published in the journal Science, suggests that warming temperatures have caused ...
Global warming 'killing off bees' because they are not migrating north
Global warming threatens vital bees
Buzzkill: global warming shrinks range of pollinating bumblebees
BBC News
Runny green beach slurry 'harmless' - Natural Resources Wales
BBC News
A runny green slurry which has appeared on some beaches around the Welsh coast is algae, not sewage, an environment watchdog has said. Natural Resources Wales (NRW) said phytoplankton has washed up on the shores at Aberystwyth in Ceredigion, ...
'Algae, not sewage' on some Welsh beaches, holidaymakers are reassuredWalesOnline
It looks disgusting but this runny green slurry washing up in Wales is ...South Wales Evening Post
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BBC News
A runny green slurry which has appeared on some beaches around the Welsh coast is algae, not sewage, an environment watchdog has said. Natural Resources Wales (NRW) said phytoplankton has washed up on the shores at Aberystwyth in Ceredigion, ...
'Algae, not sewage' on some Welsh beaches, holidaymakers are reassured
It looks disgusting but this runny green slurry washing up in Wales is ...
"Sewage" reports on Welsh beaches
ABC Online
Giant pandas as sluggish as sloths, lazier than koalas, allowing them to be ...
ABC Online
According to a recent study, the bears are just as sluggish as the slow-moving sloth due to low levels of physical activity and thyroid hormones. Researchers in China studied three wild pandas at Foping Nature Reserve in Shaanxi province and five ...
Pandas survive almost exclusively on bamboo because of their extremely slow ...The Independent
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Lazy pandas are as sluggish as sloths and have underactive thyroids, Chinese ...South China Morning Post (subscription)
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ABC Online
According to a recent study, the bears are just as sluggish as the slow-moving sloth due to low levels of physical activity and thyroid hormones. Researchers in China studied three wild pandas at Foping Nature Reserve in Shaanxi province and five ...
Pandas survive almost exclusively on bamboo because of their extremely slow ...
Bear Necessities: Scientists Explain How Pandas Survive Eating Just Bamboo
Lazy pandas are as sluggish as sloths and have underactive thyroids, Chinese ...
Mirror.co.uk
Impact of rising oceans 'enormous' warn scientists following new climate ...
Mirror.co.uk
A global warming increase of less than 2C could be enough to raise sea levels by 20 feet, new research has shown. Melting polar ice sheets have lifted ocean surfaces by this amount numerous times in the past three million years, scientists said. And on ...
Why the Earth's past has scientists so worried about sea level riseWashington Post
Seas could rise 6 metres even if governments curb warming - studyDaily Mail
Global warming increase of less than 2C could be enough to raise sea levels by ...Western Daily Press
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Mirror.co.uk
A global warming increase of less than 2C could be enough to raise sea levels by 20 feet, new research has shown. Melting polar ice sheets have lifted ocean surfaces by this amount numerous times in the past three million years, scientists said. And on ...
Why the Earth's past has scientists so worried about sea level rise
Seas could rise 6 metres even if governments curb warming - study
Global warming increase of less than 2C could be enough to raise sea levels by ...
Scientific Computing
Genomics to Lead in Data Acquisition, Storage, Distribution and Analysis Needs
Scientific Computing
Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology faculty members Saurabh Sinha, a professor of computer science, left; and Gene Robinson, a professor of entomology and IGB director; and their colleagues warn that genomics data will likely surpass other Big ...
World-leading Big Data researchers call for support for more accessible and ...Virtual Press Office (press release)
Public Release: 9-Jul-2015 Researchers call for support for data in the cloud ...EurekAlert (press release)
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Scientific Computing
Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology faculty members Saurabh Sinha, a professor of computer science, left; and Gene Robinson, a professor of entomology and IGB director; and their colleagues warn that genomics data will likely surpass other Big ...
World-leading Big Data researchers call for support for more accessible and ...
Public Release: 9-Jul-2015 Researchers call for support for data in the cloud ...
RT
Genome data could outgrow YouTube, Twitter content by 2025 – report
RT
Scientists have warned that the computing resources designed to handle genome data may soon exceed those of giants like Twitter and YouTube. It has been estimated that between 100 million and 2 billion human genomes could be sequenced by 2025.
Genome data to outgrow Twitter and YouTubeE&T magazine
Genetic Data Will Take Up More Space Than YouTube In 10 YearsPopular Science
Genome data to flood internet by 2025 exceeding Twitter and YouTube demandsInternational Business Times UK
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RT
Scientists have warned that the computing resources designed to handle genome data may soon exceed those of giants like Twitter and YouTube. It has been estimated that between 100 million and 2 billion human genomes could be sequenced by 2025.
Genome data to outgrow Twitter and YouTube
Genetic Data Will Take Up More Space Than YouTube In 10 Years
Genome data to flood internet by 2025 exceeding Twitter and YouTube demands
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