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University of Bath spin-out raises £1.1m for diabetes treatment tech

Transdermal Diagnostics is developing what it says could be the first completely needle-free blood sugar monitor

Birmingham Post

Anger over plans to axe 18 Bristol bus services amid driver shortage

One Bristol Live reader said: "Oh for the good old days when all these different services did not exist."

Bristol Post

The 18 bus services set to be axed in the Bristol region

Metro mayor Dan Norris has revealed the routes proposed for the chop a week before an official announcement

Bristol Post

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Huge sea lizard with 'killer whale teeth' was ocean 'megapredator' 66million years ago

Researchers at the University of Bath analysed fossils which showed the "terrifying" sea creature's skull and teeth made it able to it to eat other vast ocean beasts and its teeth showed the impact of that

Daily Mirror

Fossils of ‘terrifying’ giant marine reptile Thalassotitan discovered in Morocco

The mosasaur lived at the same time as dinosaurs like the T. Rex and Triceratops

Evening Standard

Scientists unearth fossils of giant sea lizard that ‘ruled the oceans’ along with remains of its prey

‘Imagine a Komodo Dragon crossed with a great white shark crossed with a T rex crossed with a killer whale’

The Independent UK

Study: Autism diagnosis can be improved by looking at men and women's different emotional needs

A group of researchers revealed that the diagnosis of autism could be improved by taking into account the differences in how men and women experience and act on their emotions. Read more on Dynamite News:

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Were Plesiosaurs reptiles restricted to the marine environment?

Fossils of small plesiosaurs, long-necked marine reptiles from the age of dinosaurs, first found in

The Hindu

No, this newly discovered fossil doesn’t make the Loch Ness Monster 'plausible'

Choose your words carefully. A 100 million year old plesiosaur proves the word "plausible" can have a lot of meanings, based on your intent.

Inverse

Loch Ness Monster's existence now 'plausible' after fascinating new discovery

The Scottish myth has been part of local folklore for centuries, with dozens of sightings reported over the last few years - but could the mythical beast be real?

Edinburgh Live

New research finds a Loch Ness Monster is ‘plausible’

A study released by researchers from England's University of Bath has breathed new life into the possible existence of the Loch Ness Monster.

The New Daily

Existence of Loch Ness monster ‘plausible,’ scientists say after fossil discovery

Scientists at the University of Bath discovered some plesiosaurs may have lived in freshwater environments

The Independent UK

Loch Ness monster declared 'plausible' by scientists after eye-opening discovery

Researchers say fossils of small plesiosaurs found in a 100-million-year-old river system that is now Morocco’s Sahara Desert suggest that the beast could have lived in Loch Ness

Daily Mirror

High-strength cannabis use increases risk of psychosis, analysis finds

THC is the main psychoactive substance in cannabis.

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Birmingham Post

Bath firm launched to develop ‘ground-breaking’ vaccine storage tech

Researchers at the University of Bath have formed a company which seeks to prevent jabs from ‘spoiling’ during transportation

The Hindu

Researchers develop method that makes plastics more degradable under UV light

Many plastics that bear the biodegradable label can only be composted in industrial settings, but researchers have found that by adding sugar units to polymers, they become more degradable under UV light

The Guardian - UK

Britain is being swamped by yet another Covid wave – how can we stop them coming?

No, Matt Hancock, we are not ‘past the pandemic’. And we won’t be until the world’s population is vaccinated, says Kit Yates of the University of Bath

Evening Standard

Tech & Science Daily: Why most of our evolutionary trees might be wrong

New research by scientists at the University of Bath suggests the ‘evolutionary trees’ we’ve been using to link different species of animals might be wrong.

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Rethinking prisons for the people they house

Maggie's are health centres designed to be beautiful and healing. Prisons could learn something from their design principles.

Birmingham Post

First South West green hydrogen plant announced in net zero drive

The £2.5m facility at the Bristol and Bath Science Park will form the basis of a regional hub for green growth with more than 30 cross-sector partners

Daily Record

Study suggests week-long social media break can improve mental health

The study was carried out by the University of Bath and found that a break can have a positive effect on mental wellbeing.

The Independent UK

A week off social media reduces depression and anxiety – research

Taking a break from scrolling through Facebook and Twitter can boost wellbeing, a study by the University of Bath found.

The Independent UK

Count your blessings but forget Lady Luck if you want to be happy – research

An irrational belief in luck controlling one’s life is linked to high levels of neuroticism, pessimism and negativity, researchers have said.

The Guardian - UK

Covid has slipped from the headlines – but with restrictions eased, cases are rising

Despite what many think, coronavirus is still a threat, and it will be while we fail to take precautionary measures, says Kit Yates of the University of Bath

Bristol Post

Calls to scrap energy loan which is 'motivated by politics, not economics'

Council tax rebate and £200 energy loan are not targeted at the poorest, according to the University of Bath's Professor Chris Martin

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