EPS in the media - January 2014
Parasite resistance to the malaria drug, gels which can be used to give dieters the illusion of feeling full, Comet Lovejoy, Britcoins and more...
- Dr Angela Murray’s research into separating platinum particles from road dust was featured by BBC World Service, BBC Radio 4 and BBC Radio Wales. 26.1.14
- The Conversation: Professor Mark Ryan - Bitcoin degrees don't solve the accountability problem 22.1.14
- Professor Bob Stone's work on a virtual tribute to the crew of HMS A7 featured in the Plymouth Herald. 20.1.14
- The Conversation: Dr Nick Hawes - Your robot helper is on the way now it can learn from its friends. 17.1.14
- Prof Andy Schofield’s work was featured in a New Statesman piece on particle physics. 13.1.14
- The Converstaion: Wearable tech sees all, so choose what you want to share. By Professor Christopher Baber. 10.1.14
- Graham Smith was interviewed on BBC Midlands Today from the Wasthills Observatory about Comet Lovejoy and Comet Ison as part of the BBC’s Stargazing Live coverage. 7.1.14
- Research from a team of chemical engineers into gels which can be used to give dieters the illusion of feeling full was featured on the front page of the Sunday Telegraph. It also featured the Deccan Herald, O Globo, Times of India, Indo Asian News Service, The Province, Business Standard, Discovery News, Het Nieuwsblad, Daijiworld, Kashmir Dispatch, TopNews USA, MedIndia, French Tribune, Correio da Bahia, Tribuna Hoje, Hindu Business Line, Globedia, El Espectador, Mangalorean, News Track India, ProKerala, Gizmodo Australia, National Post (Canada), Notitarde, ElCaribe, Entorno Inteligente, Contenido, Venezuela al Día, Noticia al Dia and Asian Age. 7.1.14
- The Conversation: Dr Simon Cotton - Parasite resistance imperils our last effective malaria drug. 02.01.14