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Press releases
March 2009
- PA93/09 Coming face to face with autism
- PA92/09 International prize for Nottingham spine research
- PA91/09 Scientia est potentia — knowledge is power
- PA90/09 A global first in the language of business
- PA89/09 Students shine in British Council's International Student Awards 2009
- PA88/09 Touching madness
- PA87/09 Untangling the genetic web…
- PA86/09 CASE hat-trick for Nottingham
- PA85/09 eminate celebrates products' success with top-flight partners
- PA84/09 Anti-microbial catheter to cut infection risk for dialysis patients
- PA83/09 University of Nottingham Ningbo, China announces new academic opportunities
- PA82/09 Fourth Trent Building complete
- PA81/09 Westminster showcase for animal replacement research
- PA80/09 Turning back the clock to save the Bramley Apple
- PA79/09 Comic genius meets medieval megalomania
- PA78/09 Eczema team shortlisted for BMJ Group Award
- PA77/09 Award for Sir Colin Campbell Building
- PA76/09 Get grubby in the name of science
- PA75/09 Seeing the brain in action
- PA74/09 Retirement plans on hold in face of recession, survey finds
- PA73/09 Study finds biological clue in brain tumour development
- PA72/09 Ongoing worldwide shortage of medical isotopes could threaten patient care, says expert
- PA71/09 A creative venture
- PA70/09 Brunei Games 2009 at The University of Nottingham
- PA69/09 Double accolade for stunning architecture at The University of Nottingham Ningbo, China
- PA68/09 New score for GPs will detect patients at high-risk of diabetes
- PA67/09 Did Darwin kill God?
- PA66/09 Hubble provides new evidence for dark matter around small galaxies
- PA65/09 Extremely premature babies are at high risk of learning difficulties in middle childhood
- PA64/09 The Officer Training Corps — a Royal Centenary
- PA63/09 Royal opening ceremony for Jubilee Campus Phase II
- PA62/09 'Darwin' to present theory of evolution at The University of Nottingham
- PA61/09 Leading the way in arts and humanities research
- PA60/09 Archaeologist joins call to save unique Roman Villa
- PA59/09 Stem cells replace stroke damaged tissue in rats
- PA58/09 Research trial appeal for pregnant smokers
- PA57/09 Hookworms under microscope in MS trial
- PA56/09 Revealing the exciting side of science and engineering
- PA55/09 The thrill of the fairground ride at major science event
- PA54/09 Fellowships offer first step into research career
- PA53/09 Material success and social failure?
- PA52/09 Asthma breakthrough for Nottingham scientists
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