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    Antiferromagnets used to produce neuron-like electronics

    Antiferromagnets used to produce neuron-like electronics Mar 10, 2021

    Antiferromagnetic domains can be controlled using electrical or ultra-short optical pulses.

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    A new dimension to electronic devices

    A new dimension to electronic devices Mar 4, 2021

    Electrons possess many different properties, but the one that is most commonly used is charge.

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    New technology allows scientists first glimpse of intricate details of Little Foot’s life

    New technology allows scientists first glimpse of intricate details of Little Foot’s life Mar 2, 2021

    Secrets of 3.67-million-year-old skull revealed.

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    The first joint PhD student with I14 publishes research into a potential new cancer treatment

    The first joint PhD student with I14 publishes research into a potential new cancer treatment Feb 26, 2021

    Towards discovering new anti-cancer drugs

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    Protein Nanocage under pressure

    Protein Nanocage under pressure Feb 24, 2021

    There are many drugs that are not in clinical use because they are either too toxic or too sensitive to use. 

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    DIAD welcomes first user

    DIAD welcomes first user Feb 24, 2021

    This week, the Dual Imaging And Diffraction (DIAD) beamline welcomes Dr David Collins from the University of Birmingham as the very first user. The team planned a series of experiments to fully take advantage of the first beamline worldwide that can simultaneously perform X-ray imaging and diffraction.

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    New Data sheds light on genesis of our body’s powerhouses

    New Data sheds light on genesis of our body’s powerhouses Feb 19, 2021

    Scientists uncover for the first time how the body’s energy makers are made using Cryo-Electron Microscopy (cryo-EM) at eBIC within Diamond.

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    Pressing pause on fast moving processes that cause disease

    Pressing pause on fast moving processes that cause disease Feb 18, 2021

    The fast paced, self-assembly of proteins in living organisms is essential for many biological processes.

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    Black rain: how Icelandic dust affects the global climate

    Black rain: how Icelandic dust affects the global climate Feb 16, 2021

    Researchers show Icelandic dust is significantly different to dust from arid regions with potentially significant climate effects

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    Did you know that globally only 30 per cent of science researchers are female?

    Did you know that globally only 30 per cent of science researchers are female? Feb 11, 2021

    And why collaborating with young female scientists in Africa is reaping great results.

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    Reducing the cost of the next generation of batteries

    Reducing the cost of the next generation of batteries Feb 10, 2021

    Metal-air batteries represent a leap forward in battery technology.

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    From rust to riches : a new Nature paper suggests ‘rust’ could be the secret to energy-efficient next-gen computing technology

    From rust to riches : a new Nature paper suggests ‘rust’ could be the secret to energy-efficient next-gen computing technology Feb 4, 2021

    A a new Nature paper suggests ‘rust’ could be secret to energy-efficient next-gen computing technology

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    Better diagnosis for brain cancer

    Better diagnosis for brain cancer Feb 4, 2021

    Gliomas constitute the vast majority of primary brain tumours and unfortunately, patients diagnosed with gliomas have poor clinical prognoses

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    Diamond to help deliver unparalleled 3D imaging capability for the UK

    Diamond to help deliver unparalleled 3D imaging capability for the UK Feb 2, 2021

    Diamond Light Source has joined a new partnership to help researchers carry out experiments using X-ray computed tomography, a non-destructive technique to construct 3D scientific images.

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    A decade of Sleeping Sickness research at Diamond

    A decade of Sleeping Sickness research at Diamond Jan 30, 2021

    African Trypanosomiasis more commonly known as “sleeping sickness” is caused by the microscopic parasite Trypanosoma brucei (T. brucei).

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    High-resolution structures of the archaerhodopsin-3 protein shed new light on receptor desensitisation

    High-resolution structures of the archaerhodopsin-3 protein shed new light on receptor desensitisation Jan 28, 2021

    For the first time, an international team of researchers has visualised the light-sensitive protein archaerhodopsin-3 (AR3) at unprecedented resolution using the I24 and B23 beamlines at Diamond Light Source.

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    Understanding antibiotic resistance on a molecular level

    Understanding antibiotic resistance on a molecular level Jan 27, 2021

    Antibiotic resistance is a global problem. Today, routine surgeries can be complicated by infections that are seemingly impossible to treat with the available drugs.

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    Science in Parliament: Knighthood for Diamond Professor David Stuart

    Science in Parliament: Knighthood for Diamond Professor David Stuart Jan 26, 2021

    The Winter 2020 edition of Science in Parliament leads with an article congratulating Diamond's Life Sciences' Director, Professor Dave Stuart on receiving a Knighthood.

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    High-resolution structural studies highlight why CBD helps some people with epilepsy

    High-resolution structural studies highlight why CBD helps some people with epilepsy Jan 25, 2021

    Combining high-resolution macromolecular crystallography with functional studies shows why CBD helps some epilepsy patients and suggests why THC doesn't

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    Diamond celebrates 10,000th paper – A breakthrough in chiral polymer thin films research

    Diamond celebrates 10,000th paper – A breakthrough in chiral polymer thin films research Jan 20, 2021

    Potential to fundamentally change the technology landscape by enabling a new generation of devices.

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