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Ivy Leaguer
Newcastle University medical student Alexander Finlayson has won a prestigious Kennedy Scholarship to spend the next year at Harvard University, in Boston. (second news item on web page)

Locusts swarm for road safety
Scientists at Newcastle University, led by Dr Claire Rind of the Department of Neurobiology are developing a scanner that could prevent cars from colliding - by forcing locusts to watch clips from Star Wars films.

Acute Acalculous Cholecystitis Associated with Malarial Infection in Children: Report of Two Cases
Acute acalculous cholecystitis (AAC) is a serious condition that has rarely been reported in association with malaria. It is particularly rare in pediatric malaria patients and only one case has been reported till date. We report AAC in association with falciparum and vivax malaria in one pediatric patient each. Mutations in Plasmodium falciparum […]

Abuzz over Hopkins mosquitoes
Genetically modified insects could help eradicate malaria in wild Jason Rasgon wants to assure the world of one thing: His genetically modified mosquitoes do not have eyes that glow in the dark.

Sex and drugs and getting old
See an interview with Prof. Tom Kirkwood of the Dept. of Gerontology in The Daily Mail and Guardian. He says that today’s older people are the vanguard of an extraordinary revolution in longevity.

Six Million Pounds for Ageing
Professor Tom Kirkwood, of the Institute for Ageing and health, has just been awarded 6m from BBSRC/EPSRC to develop a Centre for Integrated Systems Biology of Ageing and Nutrition (CISBAN). The research programme will provide and integrate an unprecedented amount of data on the complex mechanisms of molecular and cellular ageing, and how these processes are affected by nutrition. This is one of the largest grants ever awarded to the Faculty.

Stem cells: the key to staying young
John Burn, Professor of Clinical Genetics, writes about the science of stem cells which now offers huge opportunities to repair a damaged body and restore the sick and injured.

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