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- BMX club set microgeneration example
- Higher education scientists 'tie light into a knot'
- Higher education study group wins research grant
- Government should do more for microgeneration, claims group
- Semiconductor sales could increase on back of PC market recovery
- Call for greater focus on industry and business waste recycling
- Solar energy to be used in British Gas challenge
- Single-sex schools help boys focus on studying
- Higher education research suggests texting improves primary school pupils' literacy
- West Sussex above average WEEE recyclers
- Microgeneration comes under scrutiny from academy
- Welsh Assembly Government put forward £8m for microgeneration
- Higher education will benefit from budget cuts, claims business secretary
- Semiconductors could be used for heart and brain monitors, spe############t claims
- Ucas witnesses record university applications in 2009
- Top ten firms 'take over 30 per cent' of global semiconductor revenue
- Britons urged to use new battery recycling facilities
- EU commission: 'WEEE laws poorly implemented and enforced'
- Higher education institution launches new Direct Digital Radiostereometry system
- iSuppli: 'Semiconductor manufacturing business set for recovery'
- Microgeneration incentive scheme reliant on stability, energy expert claims
- Higher education institution awarded £1m for heart research
- Exeter provided with WEEE recycling facility for low-energy lightbulbs
- Philips posts fourth quarter profit for 2009
- Durham University sees off Disney in 3D film awards
- Most homeowners would adopt microgeneration, study claims
- Higher education institution makes stem cell breakthrough
- Top 10 OEMs account for 30 per cent of semiconductor vendors' revenue, analyst claims
- Foundation created to boost skill pool of UK electronics sector
- Green expert: 'Businesses need incentives to adopt microgeneration'
- WEEE reprocessors outline publicity plans
- Global consumer electronics market set for recovery, iSuppli claims
- Higher education institution makes heart scanner breakthrough
- Government looks to reduce schools' carbon footprint
- Playing with musical instruments and educational products aids children, report sugge
- More good news for semiconductor sector
- Government must support microgeneration push, expert argues
- Pupils to receive electronics and educational products demonstration
- Worldwide WEEE market set to triple
- Semiconductors could be used for heart and brain monitors, spe############t claims
- Higher education will benefit from budget cuts, claims business secretary
- Higher education research suggests texting improves primary school pupils' literacy
- Microgeneration comes under scrutiny from academy
- Semiconductor sales could increase on back of PC market recovery
- Higher education study group wins research grant
- Higher education scientists 'tie light into a knot'
- Next generation of scientists must be encouraged, says schools minister
- Energy-saving light bulbs could lose out to LED 'wallpaper'
- Educational products prove their worth as English and Maths GCSE results improve
- Higher education 'must remain competitive' to succeed, says website
- Consumer electronics supremo predicts strong 2010
- Ucas witnesses record university applications in 2009
- Britons urged to use new battery recycling facilities
- Higher education institution launches new Direct Digital Radiostereometry system
- SIA: 2009 semiconductor sales better than expected
- Euro Commission: Set up individual body to deal with WEEE and other waste
- Sony named 'greenest' company of 2009
- Worldwide WEEE market set to triple
- Pupils to receive electronics and educational products demonstration
- Playing with musical instruments and educational products aids children, report sugge
- Green expert: 'Businesses need incentives to adopt microgeneration'
- iSuppli: 'Semiconductor manufacturing business set for recovery'
- Higher education institution awarded £1m for heart research
- Exeter provided with WEEE recycling facility for low-energy lightbulbs
- Philips posts fourth quarter profit for 2009
- Durham University sees off Disney in 3D film awards
- Welsh primary school to take educational products outside
- Philips reports strong LED sales
- Microgeneration technology now a 'realistic proposition', green expert claims
- Google awards uni six-figure research grant
- Value of children's video games in education to be studied
- Government given microgeneration advice
- Government given microgeneration advice
- Google awards uni six-figure research grant
- Philips reports strong LED sales
- Manufacturer claims to have set LED record
- Recolight aims to triple number of WEEE collection points for lightbulbs and batterie
- Higher education institutions make superbug technology breakthrough
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