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India announces plans for its first nanopark
Already a software and biotech hub, Bangalore now hopes to be a world-class nanotechnology centre
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Spontaneous superlattices
Zinc oxide nanocrystals that self-assemble into 'superlattices' are promising luminescent materials, say scientists in China.
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'Lost' folate enzyme found after 30 years
Researchers stumble upon biochemical machinery that helps bacteria make essential B vitamin
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China invests over $1bn in drug safety
In a bid to improve its food and drug safety, China has announced it will invest 8.8 billion yuan (US$1.16 billion)
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AstraZeneca doubles job cuts, R&D positions hit
Anglo-Swedish dug firm AstraZeneca has revealed a dramatic increase in its planned job cuts
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Novartis loses landmark Indian patent law case
Swiss drug firm Novartis has lost its legal case against the Indian government
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UK science policy committee under threat
UK scientists are worried that the parliamentary watchdog which scrutinises government science policy will lose its powers
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Young scientists win million-Euro prizes
How would you react if you were thirty-something and fortunate enough to win a cash award
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Can chemistry save our libraries?
Three out of every four books in Europe's libraries are printed on acidic paper
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Druggy wastwater tough to crack
Drug molecules are routinely passing through wastewater treatments unscathed
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Repairing DNA could let frozen bacteria survive for millennia
Findings suggest the polar ice caps of Mars could harbour life
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Mouse study may explain Vioxx side-effects
'Improved' drug may be prescribed in future, researchers say