All News from Fri, 12 Nov 2010
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Doubtful kiwifruit vine killer will be eradicated
116 growers have sent in photos of suspected symptoms of the disease Read more…
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Asia, Europe giving US science a run for the money
The latest Thomson Reuters review of scientific research can be found at: http://researchanalytics.thomsonreuters.com/grr/ Read more…
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Fonterra advances plan for pilot farm in India
Signs a memorandum of understanding with the Indian Farmers Fertiliser Co-operative (IFFCO) and Global Dairy Health to jointly conduct a feasibility study into a pilot dairy farm in India Read more…
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English schools face shortage of science teachers
Campaign to address shortage of maths and physics teachers fails - National Audit Office report Read more…
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China’s soaring emissions challenge climate split
Emerging economies' emissions soar, skew climate models Read more…
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Mutant mosquitoes fight dengue in Cayman Islands
First time genetically altered mosquitoes have been set loose in the wild Read more…
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Surgery ‘safer’ for aged, but also deadly
One in 20 elderly Australians who undergo surgery die within a month of going under the knife Read more…
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World’s first robot milker unveiled in NSW
Collaborative effort between Sydney University, and government and industry bodies Read more…
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UN watchdog may struggle to cope with atom revival
International Commission on Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament, said the UN body "badly needs" more personnel and upgraded laboratories Read more…
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Mine rubbish tips for rare earths: expert
A single tonne of old computers has more gold in it than 17 tonnes of ore to be found in a gold mine Read more…
