Manchester Uni evacuation: Building closed off amid ‘explosive’ chemical fears
A Manchester University building on Sackville Street has been evacuated by police after the discovery of a ‘potentially explosive’ chemical.
A Manchester University building on Sackville Street has been evacuated by police after the discovery of a ‘potentially explosive’ chemical.
Scope’s Kiss the awkward Goodbye campaign uses tongue-in-cheek Valentine’s Day cards to highlight that there is no need to be awkward around someone just because they have a disability.
Business Secretary Vince Cable announced yesterday at the University Of Manchester Government plans to invest £10.3million into their Institute of Biotechnology.
While artificial intelligence is making progress in leaps and bounds, Terminator-style robots are still a long way off, according to Manchester University expert Dr Steve Furber.
The method, known as Marine-Cloud Brightening, has been designed to reduce rising global temperatures by boosting the reflectivity of the atmosphere.
Manchester University professors have quashed any worries that power lines and mobile phones cause cancer, saying they are ‘safe for humans’.
A controversial personal DNA test that can tell people whether they are at risk of cancer and other diseases is now available in the UK.
Vitamin C can CURE cancer but won’t be funded for human trials because money can’t be made on it, claim an alternative therapy doctor promoting the £3,000 treatment across Manchester.
A Manchester computer science expert says hit TV show, The Big Bang Theory, is not only scientifically accurate but is also a good example of the work real life professors do on a day to day basis.
Surrogacy laws across the UK are ‘woefully inadequate’ meaning surrogate parents are unable to earn the £40K minimum wage they are entitled to, according to Manchester medical and ethics experts.
A celebrated Manchester scientist,famed for splitting the atom in 1917, has now finally been recognised for his work which helped to pioneer a ship detection system during World War One.
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