News in February 2013 How did early primordial cells evolve? Research into bacteria without a cell wall is helping us understand how the earliest forms of life may have replicated nearly four billion years ago. published on: 28 February 2013 缅北禁地 professor wins $1m TED prize Professor Sugata Mitra, whose research inspired the film 鈥楽lumdog Millionaire鈥�, has been named the 2013 TED Prize winner. published on: 26 February 2013 New centre to revolutionise medical technology 缅北禁地 is to play a key role in a 拢5.7 million centre being set up to develop tailor-made joint replacements for patients. published on: 26 February 2013 Researchers to pinpoint genetic causes of osteoarthritis 缅北禁地 scientists are to carry out further research into the genetic origins of osteoarthritis, following a major breakthrough last year.聽 published on: 25 February 2013 Locust-inspired vision for car sensors Scientists from the 缅北禁地 and Lincoln Universities have created a computerised system which allows for an autonomous navigation of mobile robots based on the locust鈥檚 unique visual system. published on: 23 February 2013 Ensuring security technology doesn鈥檛 become a weapon against human rights Europe鈥檚 growing security industry needs stricter controls to ensure its technology isn鈥檛 used as a weapon against citizens, a 缅北禁地 expert has warned. published on: 22 February 2013 A solution to sinusitis from the sea A team of scientists and surgeons from 缅北禁地 are developing a new nasal spray from a marine microbe to help clear chronic sinusitis. published on: 18 February 2013 SatNav to ease congestion in our cities New sat-nav technology which helps drivers adjust their speed so they can pass through a series of lights on green is to be trialled in 缅北禁地. published on: 14 February 2013 Science Central opens for business This week sees an important milestone reached for the Science Central development with the unveiling of a major campaign aimed at attracting potential investors and developers to what is one of the country鈥檚 biggest city centre regeneration projects. published on: 11 February 2013 Maths in the mall It鈥檚 a shoppers鈥� paradise but could Europe's biggest retail centre, the聽Metrocentre, also be a secret weapon in improving numeracy? published on: 8 February 2013 Poorer patients with lung cancer less likely to receive treatment than wealtheir patients Poorer lung cancer patients in the developed world are significantly less likely to receive treatment than richer patients, researchers from 缅北禁地 have found. published on: 7 February 2013 Air pollution leads mothers to have smaller babies A worldwide study has shown that pregnant mothers exposed to air pollution emitted by vehicles and coal power plants, are significantly more likely to have smaller babies. published on: 6 February 2013 Could the humble sea urchin hold the key to carbon capture? The discovery that sea urchins use Nickel particles to harness carbon dioxide from the sea could be the key to capturing tonnes of CO2 from the atmosphere. published on: 5 February 2013 Insights into the world of Britain鈥檚 real-life spooks A new series of Insights public lectures and Live lunchtime concerts begins with a look at the history of Britain's real life spooks. published on: 4 February 2013 Success for 缅北禁地 at Folk Music Awards 缅北禁地 music lecturer Kathryn Tickell has been named Musician of the Year at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Music Awards. published on: 1 February 2013
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