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HealthBreakthroughs

Surgeons use lasers to detect and remove brain tumour

Surgeons in London have used lasers to diagnose abnormal tissue during an operation to remove a brain tumor - the first time such an operation has taken place in Europe.

Careers Biomedical

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Energy & EnvironmentOpportunities

£6.65m funding boost for energy sector researchers

A new £6.65 million grant for research aimed at advanced materials for the energy sector has been announced by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC).

Careers Electrical, Chemical

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HealthBreakthroughs

American scientists turn cancer cells back into healthy tissue

Researchers in Florida have “programmed” cancer cells back to normal tissue in laboratories. They added molecules called micro-RNA’s to cancerous cells, which stopped the cells replicating out of control.

Careers Biomedical

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Energy & EnvironmentOpportunities

UK worst in Europe for wasting food

A study in the Environmental Research Letters found that nearly 80% of all food waste is “avoidable”, with the UK given the worst ranking.

Careers Electrical, Chemical

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Energy & Environment

Hybrid powered buses due to hit London streets

The first diesel buses converted to hybrid power will come into use in London from early 2016. By 2020, all diesel buses will have to be replaced or converted to hybrid due to new emissions targets.

Careers Electrical, Chemical

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Manufacturing

Manufacturing expert recognized with award

Rachel Eade has been recognized by the Institute of Sheet Metal Engineering (ISME) for her work as automotive sector lead at the Business Growth Service.

Careers Manufacturing, Automation

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