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A story as old as mankind, the human ability to communicate and share knowledge has formed the basis on which we learn and progress.
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01/11/06
Delphies - Cleaner cleaning products
Persuading businesses to ‘go green’ is hot on the agenda. Yet one Manchester-based company is already setting the standards in eco-friendly innovat...
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01/11/06
NW to get more support for R&D - FP7
€50 billion has been set aside to fund collaborative research and development projects under the next round of the European Commision's Seventh Fra...
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01/11/06
Dinamic Ceramics
Globalisation and the electronic revolution owe much of their growth to one important component - the English language.
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01/11/06
Motorola - Hello moto
THROUGHOUT its 78-year history, Motorola has transformed innovative ideas into products that connect people to each other and the world around them.
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01/11/06
Genial Genetics - Speedier DNA testing
A COMPANY which started life in a back bedroom is set to have a global effect on the future of genetic testing.
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01/11/06
Johan the man
Often credited as being the most influential invention of all time, Johannes Gutenberg’s movable type printing press was as revolutionary to the wo...
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01/11/06
Nokia - Designs on innovation
Nokia’s design ethos lies far deeper than aesthetics and practicality. Fashion, religion and even weblogs are providing the human inspiration behin...
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01/11/06
Print evolution - Hillprint Media
As manufacturers continue the trend of relocating production to low wage economies abroad, the knock-on effects continue to be felt among suppliers...
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01/11/06
Hoverwing
The TV and film making industries are set to reach new heights, thanks to an innovative new invention.
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01/11/06
Tim Berners-Lee : father of the Internet
The most powerful communications tool of all time, the World Wide Web was invented by Englishman Tim Berners-Lee in 1991.
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01/11/06
Leading edge technology
An ice protection system developed for low flying bombers in World War II has been turned into a multi million pound export engineering business by...
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01/11/06
Life in the fast lane
AT the age of just 13, Brian Jobling developed anti-piracy software in his bedroom which was snapped up by multi-national company Virgin.
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01/11/06
Connect 2 ideas
A project designed to help SMEs licence their new product ideas to multinational companies, has been launched by technology transfer company RTC No...
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01/11/06
Marconi calling
Personal communications have moved on in leaps and bounds in recent years – with video calling and internet-on-the-move now accepted as common plac...
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