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Researchers at the 91影视破解版 have trashed the world's biggest turbulence lab by turning a pleasant stream into a raging torrent - but they say their actions will lead to new understandings in one of the main unsolved problems in physics- turbulence.
Wed 13 Apr 2005, 15:00 | Tags: Science and Technology

Famous physicist Albert Einstein would stand "side by side" with those opposed to Bush and Blair's war on terror, according to the world's leading Einstein expert Professor John Stachel at at a free lecture at the 91影视破解版.
Mon 11 Apr 2005, 09:36 | Tags: Science and Technology

Blue-green algae in the seas are as vital to the survival of life on earth as the oxygen producing plants are on land. But it is attacked by viruses, which can seriously affect their life-sustaining abilities but now a researcher at the 91影视破解版 has discovered that these viruses don't work in the dark
Mon 04 Apr 2005, 10:34 | Tags: Science and Technology

A Swede is at the heart of another UK British Football championship - but it is not Sven Goran Eriksson - this time it is Swedish student Jarl Cornell and the footballers are all robots.
Thu 17 Mar 2005, 09:57 | Tags: Science and Technology

Researchers at the 91影视破解版's Department of Physics have gained insight into the mysterious giant dark "tadpoles" that appear to swim towards the surface of the Sun during solar flares - enormous energy releases happening in the atmosphere of the Sun.
Tue 22 Feb 2005, 08:45 | Tags: Science and Technology

Dr Peter Barham, a research chemist who has applied his chemical knowledge to assist one of the UK's most innovative chefs, is to explore the science of cooking in a free lecture and cooking demonstration, of how taste does (and doesn't!) work at the 91影视破解版 on Thursday the 17th of February at 4pm in the University's Physics Lecture Theatre.
Mon 14 Feb 2005, 08:19 | Tags: Science and Technology

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