March 30, 2012, by Fraser
22-28 March: The big stories this week
This week’s news round up includes the announcement of a major screening trial using a new blood test which detects cancer at its earliest stages of development. There is also news of the kayak challenge being undertaken by the University’s Professor Kevin Shakesheff to raise money for Children’s Brain Tumour Research. Finally, a new research centre at the University will develop the next generation of electrical machines for transportation, energy and industry. Read on for more
NHS evaluates new blood test for lung cancer
10,000 smokers to be enrolled in major screening trial using a new blood test which detects cancer at its earliest stages of development.
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125 miles in 24 hours – in a kayak
Professor to paddle from Wiltshire to Westminster, to raise money for children’s brain tumour research.
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Could eradicating common bug make taking aspirin safer?
Wiping out Helicobacter pylori could reduce the chance of developing stomach ulcers and dangerous associated bleeding — a complication which kills thousands of people every year.
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Developing next generation of electrical machines
Cummins Innovation Centre will develop world-leading research to help with renewable energy generation, electric vehicles and a wide range of other technologies.
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