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  • GSK to start Ebola vaccine trials in west Africa next month

    November 13, 2014

    GSK says its Ebola vaccine will begin trials in west Africa next month.   Safety clinical trials will take place in Mali at a treatment centre run by the charity Medicins Sans Frontieres (MSF), which has been at the forefront of tackling the virus since the epidemic started in December last year. It is hoped [...]

  • Quotas on immigration would be a disaster for London’s tech startups

    November 12, 2014

    Political debates over the benefits and drawbacks of immigration will no doubt rage on for years to come. But while the opposing sides pick apart the evidence over the impact of migrants on the public purse, one thing is clear: London’s tech ecosystem faces a very significant skills shortage. Government should be doing all it [...]

  • The rise of Spotify (minus Taylor Swift): From Radiohead’s “dying corpse” dig to 200m weekly streams

    November 12, 2014

      The irrepressible rise of Spotify, the streaming service that Taylor Swift left last week   OCT 2008  Spotify goes live Spotify is founded in 2006 by CEO Daniel Ek, but it isn’t until two years later that it’s launched for public access. The same year, the Swedish company announces that it has negotiated licensing [...]

  • Do ghosts exist? Scientists “create” a ghost in a lab and find its all in the imagination

    November 7, 2014

    If you think there's a ghost haunting your house, it's almost certainly a figment of your imagination.   For the first time, scientists in Switzerland have worked out what causes us to feel a “ghost-like” presence, and it's all to do with the regions of the brain responsible for self-awareness and perception of location.   [...]

  • Styluses for iPads: Take your tablet experience to the next level

    November 5, 2014

      Apple doesn’t believe in styluses. Avoiding reliance on a digital pen was part of Steve Jobs’ masterplan when engineering the first iPad and the Cupertino company has stuck to its guns ever since. There are a handful of third party devices on Apple’s online store but you won’t catch it manufacturing its own.   [...]

  • The science of scariness: Who should you be most afraid of this Halloween?

    October 30, 2014

    Steer clear of all evil clowns on Friday – if pitted against six other scary characters in a Halloween battle, these villainous individuals would win, hands down.    Or at least, that's according to mathematician Thomas E Woolley from the University of Oxford, who has devised an empirical formula to calculate which of the seven [...]

  • Penny for your thoughts? Scientists develop mind-reading “brain decoder” that reveals our inner thoughts using sound waves

    October 30, 2014

    Mind reading has become possible for the first time ever, thanks to a brain decoder developed by a team of scientists at the University of California, Berkeley.    In an interview with the New Scientist, the team explained that the decoder works by translating the signals fired off in your brain while you think into [...]

  • Halloween 2014: Horror video games fit for fright night

    October 29, 2014

    Why bother dressing up as a sexy nurse when you can lock yourself in your room and scare the living daylights out of yourself with these next-gen horror games…   DEAD RISING 3 Xbox One, PC The latest incarnation of the zombie beat ‘em up sees you face off against hordes of the lumbering undead [...]

  • How to cope with stress: Six scientifically proven ways to help you relax when work’s getting on top of you

    October 29, 2014

    When work gets too intense, it becomes hard to unwind. Even during the quiet moments, you can end up feeling constantly preoccupied with that ever-growing to-do list waiting for you at the office, even though you know getting stressed about it won't solve any problems.    But science has provided ways to help calm your [...]

  • Orbital Sciences Corp share price plunges: Nasa video shows Antares space station rocket explosion

    October 29, 2014

    Shares in Orbital Sciences Corp have fallen faster than its Antares rocket in US pre-market trading overnight, dropping as much as 16 per cent after its mission to the International Space Station exploded spectacularly seconds after launch.  The unmanned rocket was taking 5,000 pounds of supplies to the space station, but exploded shortly after it [...]

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