Sep
2009
Articles from 17th Sep 2009
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Research funds boost
Sep 17 2009 | Science & Technology
SCIENTISTS in the region who are developing a new test for prostate cancer have been given a funding boost to help them advance the technology. Read
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An end to animal testing in sight
Sep 17 2009 | Science & Technology
EARLIER this month almost 1,000 scientists and academics gathered in Rome and vowed to bring an end to testing on animals within 20 years. Read
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Bright sparks light the way to success
Sep 17 2009 | Science & Technology
AROUND £7m has been earmarked to help North East technology companies develop new products and processes by working with some of the country's brightest young minds. Read
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Oktoberfest will help ideas spread
Sep 17 2009 | Science & Technology
AS THE brightness of summer gives way to autumn there have been stories suggesting that things might be on the up. Read
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Fans in the driving seat with live access to race
Sep 17 2009 | Science & Technology
TOURING car fans all over the world will be able access online footage from one of the team garages at a major race on the circuit, thanks to a North East digital firm. Read
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Coming up: 3D in your living room
Sep 17 2009 | Science & Technology
IT may not be long before 3D versions of the likes of Ian Beale, Deirdre Barlow or Philip Schofield are gracing your living room. Read
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North villagers invited to join broadband 'not spot' trial
Sep 17 2009 | Science & Technology
A VILLAGE in Northumberland will be among the first in the UK to pilot new technology for tackling broadband ‘not-spots’. Read
