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[Graphene bubbles mimic explosive magnetic field - 30 Jul 2010 Electrons trapped inside strain bubbles in graphene act as if they were in an incredibly powerful magnetic field good news for future electronics... [Mining related noise pollution again under inspection - 20 Jul 2010 The impact of mine-related noise on the Hunter Valley village of Camberwell is again under the microscope, with a new research project underway....	[GCSE science 'still too easy' - 22 Jul 2010 Science GCSEs do not require pupils to actually demonstrate a grasp of how science works, the exams watchdog has said.... [Science teacher shortage will leave Britain lagging warn scientists - 07 Jul 2010 A long-term shortage of maths, physics and chemistry teachers will leave Britain lagging behind the rest of the world, scientists fear....	[Use of diabetes drugs rises 40 per cent in five years: official data - 30 Jul 2010 Prescriptions for drugs to treat diabetes have increased 40 per cent in five years as the obesity epidemic and improved diagnosis increases the number of people on the medicines.... [Stem Cell Trial Wins Approval of F.D.A. - 30 Jul 2010 A trial could offer the first glimpse of a technology that may hold vast medical promise but also is embroiled in controversy.... [Swine flu and snow hit airports - 30 Jul 2010 Recession, illness and a bad winter are flagged up as factors behind a difficult year for an airports operator.... [Dog brains rotated by selective breeding - 30 Jul 2010 Thanks to thousands of years of skull morphing, the brains of some domestic dogs have shifted and a key component relocated... [EU to let states rule on GM crops - 15 Jul 2010 EU officials plan to give the 27 member states the freedom to grow, restrict or ban genetically modified (GM) crops.... [Tribute to Sir Joseph Banks unveiled - 09 Jul 2010 Friday, 5pm - Eighty invited guests gathered at the Sir Joseph Banks Centre in Bridge Street, Horncastle, to watch the High Sheriff of Lincolnshire JAC Godfrey CBE formally open the Sir Joseph Banks Tribute Garden....

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