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1 Oct 2012: Ounce of prevention, 10–11pound of cure. Privacy by design 12. Cybercrime economics 13. ... Use of these markers, togetherwith other risk factors, should improvepredictive tests even further.

8 May 2012: The test uses a harmless strain of thesoil-dwelling bacterium Bacillus subtilis, whichposes no threat to human health or theenvironment. ... Now, a project led by King hascommenced that will look in depth at thehuman health cost of economic policy.

29 Mar 2012: The reasons for economic collapse and skyrocketing poverty in Eastern Europe, however, have never been fully understood. ... The more faithfully countries adopted the policy, the more they endured economic crime, corruption and economic failure.

28 Dec 2012: This was a crucial time in Spain, as Falk explained: “The 19th century had seen civil wars and coups with numerous failed attempts at economic reform and industrialisation. ... That’s what object studies have the power to do.”. The Whipple Museum

15 Oct 2012: The idea that the Middle East's democrats will be grateful to the West is misguided; old suspicions remain.". ... Matthiesen, Abdullah al-Mubarak Research Fellow in Islamic & Middle Eastern Studies at Pembroke College, Cambridge.

14 Oct 2012: But, he argues, middle age is not part of a gradual, uncontrolled decline. ... But if you’re measuring complexity, it’s a different story. “And if you brain-scan people doing intelligence tests, middle-aged people start to use different parts of

10 Oct 2012: Antibodies against seasonal flu appear to peak in school-age children, drop in middle age and rise again in the over 65s. ... Only when the strain evolves ‘out of reach’ of the original antigenic sin are new antibodies generated in later middle age.

12 Sep 2012: bomb of Britain's growing pensioner population, chaired by the Financial Times' economics editor Chris Giles. ... BBC Radio Four Controller Gwyneth Williams will talk about the future of the network and its new  move into oral history, Dr David

25 Jul 2012: He suggested that creatures as different as insects, fish and cattle all react to danger by moving towards the middle of their respective swarms, schools or herds. ... the flock, as well as how far each sheep was from the middle of the cluster on a second

28 Jun 2012: been bad for western democracies in terms of their involvement in war, their economic policies and their ability to confront climate change. ... Glen Rangwala, Lecturer in International Politics, spoke about the outlook for democracy in the Middle East