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6 December 2012: Prime Minister announces innovation centre in Shoreditch
Prime Minister David Cameron today announced IDEALondon in London’s Tech City, an innovation ‘hot-house’ established by UCL and partners Cisco and DC Thomson as the Innovation and Digital Enterprise Alliance (IDEA). More...
6 December 2012: Cycling safer than driving for young people
Researchers from UCL have found that cycling is safer than driving for young males, with 17 to 20 year old drivers facing almost five times greater risk per hour than cyclists of the same age. More...
5 December 2012: More babies survive before 27 weeks, but severe disability rates unchanged
The
number of babies born before 27 weeks’ gestation who survive and leave hospital
increased between 1995 and 2006, but the proportion who experience serious
health problems into childhood remained largely unchanged, according to new
research published in the British Medical Journal.
More...
5 December 2012: Learning to control brain activity improves visual sensitivity
Training human volunteers to control their own brain activity in precise areas of the brain can enhance fundamental aspects of their visual sensitivity, according to a new study in the Journal of Neuroscience. More...
4 December 2012: Canopy structure explains supposed link between leaf nitrogen and climate
Claims that forest leaves rich in nitrogen may aid in reflecting infrared radiation – thereby cooling the atmosphere – have been challenged by new research that shows that the structure of forests’ canopies is a more important factor in infrared reflection. More...
3 December 2012: Brain and nervous system damaged by low-level exposure to pesticides
Scientists have found that low-level exposure to organophosphates (OPs) produces lasting decrements in neurological and cognitive function. Memory and information processing speed are affected to a greater degree than other cognitive functions such as language. More...
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