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30 Mar 2009: The increased risks acquired from these faults are small, but as more are found it will be possible to create tests for combinations of genes that significantly increase the risk. ... Such tests could help doctors make better decisions about prevention,

28 Jan 2009: This allows us to transplant stem cells onto living tissue in a controlled environment and test treatments to improve integration of the transplanted cells. ... One of the recipients was Dr Jenny Morton, University of Cambridge, for a publication

20 Feb 2009: The event, on Monday 23 February, will feature informal talks by a number of female scientists at different career stages, from bench scientists to women whose

15 Oct 2009: The report is the culmination of a three year enquiry which received more than a thousand submissions from organisations and individuals, drew on more than

1 Jan 2009: The excavated finds (including marble and pottery) hold great potential for writing the economic and social history of the port, thereby making an important contribution to our understanding of its role

4 Sep 2009: Researchers used DNA taken from the remains of farmers who worked the land more than 7,000 years ago to discover that they were not related to the

1 Aug 2009: We are often taken aback by the sudden appearance of a new innovation that has clear economic or clinical impact. ... ordinary people and that bring economic benefit to the country.

30 Oct 2009: Paul Ewart, Professor of Physics and Head of the department of Atomic and Laser Physics at Oxford, will speak at the seminar ‘The Necessity of Chance:

2 Jul 2009: She will be exploring the social and economic development of women in self-help groups through micro-finance. ... David Nefs, who has just graduated with a First in Economics at Churchill College, will be working in Mithapur to make a blueprint to

25 Sep 2009: She boldly predicted that over the next decade, the Indian film industry would have a global socio-economic impact akin to what the Indian IT outsourcing industry achieved in the 2000s.

8 May 2009: Their project, A New Way to Prevent HIV Infection During Breastfeeding, will develop and test low-cost filters coated with safe microbicides that can be inserted into the tips of nipple

26 Jun 2009: The £1.5m ‘SOLUTIONS’ study by five universities shows that high density urban housing developments could be incubators for a raft of social and economic problems. ... planned expansion which creates new medium-density suburbs around good public

5 Jun 2009: Dr Kalam will provide an overview of the dramatic socio-economic and technological shifts occurring worldwide, the new leadership style required to navigate it and how the centre of geopolitical and ... economic gravity is irreversibly shifting from West

1 May 2009: Other sessions on Saturday include Economics and Gender. On Sunday the delegates take over.

27 Aug 2009: Dr Minshall outlined three issues underpinning the launch of this blog: "Firstly, the global economic downturn is having a direct impact on the start-up, growth, and retention of companies within ... The IfM brings together expertise in management,

26 Oct 2009: to take part in hands-on excavation of archaeological test pits.

23 Feb 2009: Chinese language and literature, history, geography, politics, economics, law, philosophy, religion, social sciences, military affairs, culture, education and art.

13 Feb 2009: He curates the database Inherited Diseases in Dogs, and has produced a number of DNA based tests for canine inherited diseases.

17 Sep 2009: Some achieved heights of more than 40 metres, prompting whoops of delight from the assembled children who stood on the terrace to watch as each rocket was put to the test.

27 May 2009: Over the past decade, Dr Peter Smielewski and Dr Marek Czosnyka in the Neurosurgery Unit of the Department of Clinical Neurosciences have been developing