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8 Nov 2022: From peonies to pineapples: explore the Darwin family garden in the UL's latest acquisition

19 Dec 2022: Streicher). Scientists (presumably searching very hard) discovered six new species of frog the size of a thumbnail in the forests of Mexico. ... Medieval medicine has come under the spotlight in Curious Cures in Cambridge Libraries – a new two-year

1 Jan 2022: Then there were the revisions to a new edition of the Oxford Junior Dictionary: out went everyday nature words like acorn, bluebell and kingfisher, no longer used enough by children to

24 Aug 2022: Data collection for each participant was comprehensive, from basic information – gender, age, education, political leanings – to levels of numeracy, conspiratorial thinking, news and social media checking, “bullshit receptivity”, and a

30 Nov 2022: Using CT scanning techniques, the Cambridge team identified bones from the palate, or the roof of the mouth, of a new species of large ancient bird, which they named Janavis finalidens. ... However, the new discovery, reported in the journal Nature,

9 Feb 2022: We are starting to trial it in some of these new areas with promising early results. ... And then we had the pandemic, which badly affected TumourVue. What do you find most difficult about starting a new venture?

12 Jan 2022: bespoke systems where commercial investment was increasing; and the trialling of new systems for securing donations. ... The team has started to detect growing interest in roadmapping from new sectors, including healthcare, the legal profession,

24 Feb 2022: big, it’s too expensive, and it’s all about new tech. ... It has been easy to deploy, relatively low-cost, low-risk and it has given the staff something new to engage in.

28 Apr 2022: Finnin's new book, Blood of Others: Stalin's Crimean Atrocity and the Poetics of Solidarity, is recently published by University of Toronto Press.

24 Jan 2022: to be switched to a trial or a new treatment that will work better. ... In the new hospital] we’ll see the true meaning of the multidisciplinary team,” says Sala.

6 Sep 2022: Understanding how naked mole-rats don’t feel acid could help researchers understand how acid usually causes pain, and develop new drugs to stop it.

12 Oct 2022: We were puzzled at first because we could not get our model to fit the observations, until we finally realised that we were seeing something new. ... The Webb telescope offers new extremes of stability and sensitivity,” said Ryan Lau who led the JWST

6 Oct 2022: Our company has reviewed its benefit to the existing building stock and the research has greatly broadened the range of approaches which we can consider when we plan for new construction, ... The research has broadened the range of methods which we can

5 May 2022: Collaboration on the BioBullets project has helped the Bristol-based company develop and grow, including the creation of a new Project Manager job within the company. ... New formulations of BioBullets have been created with higher toxicity, smaller

5 Apr 2022: The original public appeal was shared around the world, generating thousands of news articles and reaching hundreds of thousands through social media. ... It will open at Cambridge University Library in July, before transferring to the New York Public

15 Dec 2022: The researchers carried out a new type of pollution analysis, using magnetism to study dust samples from Underground ticket halls, platforms and operator cabins.

13 Apr 2022: Maria and her baby Remi, after collecting food at the new site in Oruchinga. ... WFP/Claire Nevill. Maria and her baby Remi, after collecting food at the new site in Oruchinga.

6 Oct 2022: Some estimates of Antarctica’s total contribution to sea-level rise may be over- or underestimated, after researchers detected a previously unknown source of ice loss variability.

28 Feb 2022: David Cain, Festival Manager. We want to present new ideas, cutting-edge research and historical insight into the issues that affect all of us. ... list to keep up to date with all the news and events as they happen.

14 Jul 2022: Being big would slow us down.". This sounds like an exciting new direction for the company? ... What about when things got tough and you had to walk away from a new venture?