With increasing demand from business for higher efficiency, business agility, and lower cost, for several years information communication technologies have…
The aim of this study is to highlight their personal experiences, and to compare them to scientific and medical knowledge and representations. Adopting an…
Depressive disorders are common and associated risks include the onset of secondary disorders, substance use disorders, impairment in social and occupational…
The results have varied across studies. This new investigation attempts to characterize these patients according to psychosomatic characteristics (as assessed…
Computation models developed by the University of Twente and UMC St. Radboud can make an important contribution to our understanding in this field, says Prof….
A typical galaxy contains billions of stars but looks smooth when viewed through a conventional telescope because the stars appear blurred together. In…
The website has been created as part of the IMPALA4T project funded by the Higher Education Academy and GENIE, the University of Leicester’s Centre of…
In Europe, as the rest of the world, there is a surge in robotics development, reflected in part by the European Network of Robotic Research (EURON), an…
The research in the Royal Society of Chemistry's Journal of Environmental Monitoring reports a new method to detect bacteria that break down dead fish and…
The study, to be published tomorrow for Cancer Clinical Research ( available online Oct 1,) has found that this analysis of Circulating Tumour Cells (CTC) can…
The conference this Thursday and Friday (2 and 3 October 2008), entitled “Tough Choices – Land Use under a Changing Climate” will be attended by more than 80…
Associations between birth size, perhaps as a marker of the pre-natal environment, and subsequent breast cancer risk have been identified before, but the…
Although there is still little known about the Earth’s tropical and subtropical regions, these regions are thought to play an important role in both the…
The study is the largest to look at the effects of HRT since the Women’s Health Initiative trial was stopped early after finding that HRT increased the risk of…
A team led by scientists at the University of Leeds has developed a biosensor technology that uses antibodies to detect biomarkers – molecules in the human…
Dr Mark Whittingham and colleagues from Newcastle University conducted bird surveys on arable farmland around two wind farms in the East Anglian fens. They…
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