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A new study from Professor Claire Williams and Dr Lynne Bell shows eating walnuts for breakfast can enhance brain function.
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A new study from Professor Claire Williams and Dr Lynne Bell shows eating walnuts for breakfast can enhance brain function.
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The University is leading a new €6.5 million project to investigate how declining pollinator populations could affect societies and economies across Europe.
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The researchers spent two years studying the diet of a fallow deer population in the Elwy Valley in Denbighshire.
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Professor Chris Hilson says the government may encounter multiple environmental challenges in the road to expansion.Ìý
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Ocean temperatures are now increasing at 0.27 degrees Celsius per decade.Ìý
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Contractor appointed by Government for new ECMWF headquarters, with work due to start within weeks
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