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This Science Spin podcast was broadcast on 26th August 2010 on 103.2 Dublin City FM

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This podcast was broadcast on the 19th August 2010 on 103.2 Dublin City FM

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From Science Line:
The late-stage clinical trial failure of Eli Lilly’s Alzheimer’s drug semagacestat does not necessarily mean the end of the line for the ‘amyloid hypothesis’, which holds that the best way of tackling Alzheimer’s is by blocking the formation of the beta amyloid plaques that are pathological hallmarks of the disease. There remain far [...]

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—What’s it all about:  Palynology explained by Dr Claire Belcher, UCD
—Ireland Calling:  Ex-pat Cork physicist Seamus Davies, now Professor of Physics at Cornell University in New York State,  talks about his research into Supermaterials, and leaving Ireland [...]

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DUBLIN—In a surprise move, the Irish government (which is tottering on the brink of bankruptcy) announced today that it would inject €359 million into research. It’s the largest single investment in the country’s history and a vote of confidence by the government, which in December will need to impose a [...]

From Science Spinning by Seán Duke:
DUBLIN—In a surprise move, the Irish government (which is tottering on the brink of bankruptcy) announced today that it would inject €359 million into research. It’s the largest single investment in the country’s history and a vote of confidence by the government, which in December will need to impose a [...]

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Ireland’s real-life ‘Batwoman’ Dr Emma Teeling    , has spent her career studying bats, creatures she finds ‘fascinating’ for many reasons including flight and echo-location. Highly articulate, fast-talking and hugely enthusiastic, Emma – — Director of the Centre for Irish Bat Research and a highly regarded UCD researcher — is like a [...]