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The design, management, and programming of innovation districts

23 October 2024
Developing innovation districts has become a popular strategy around the world to catalyse economic...
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Which region in England is worst affected by long Covid?

18 September 2024
This research, led by Dr Stephanie Scott, has uncovered that people in the North of England are...
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AI tool can detect early signs of bowel cancer

17 September 2024
Bowel cancer is the second biggest killer cancer after lung cancer and claims around 16,800 lives a...
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Meet Dr Dora – the AI helping patients recover from cataract surgery

15 August 2024
An AI (artificial intelligence) conversational agent that can aid with patient aftercare following...
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Finding the cause of Severe Combined Immunodeficiency (SCID) & Omenn Syndrome

10 July 2024
A new study led by Newcastle University scientists has uncovered a new genetic cause for rare...
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Global antimicrobial resistance research: can AI help bridge the knowledge gap?

7 June 2024
AI technology is crucial for identifying gaps in global AMR research, promoting a unified One...
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Finding the link between Parkinson's and delirium

3 April 2024
Older people with Parkinson’s are at increased risk of delirium and worse outcomes compared to...
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Cracking techniques for maximising vitamin D in eggs

26 March 2024
How do you like your eggs in the morning: scrambled, or fried? The difference can mean more than...
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How we're helping diagnose unexplained kidney disease

25 March 2024
Scientists at Newcastle University have identified a new method of analysing genomic data in a...
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