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- Government says it is in favour of GM food
19th June 2013 - Owen Paterson, the environment secretary, will step up British efforts to convert the rest of Europe to the merits of the controversial GM technology
- World Food Prize to Monsanto exec
19th June 2013 - The competing work done by the three scientists in the early 1980s helped form the basis for the genetically modified seeds industry that Monsanto now dominates
- GE has second chance to grab IT prize
19th June 2013 - GE?s burgeoning internet ambition was put on display this week, as it laid out a partnership with a group of technology companies, including Amazon
- Profit warning wipes £100m off SDL
18th June 2013 - Troubled software and technology group blames poor economic climate for roughly 50% drop in pre-tax profit to between £15m and £20m this year
- Cutting science spending is bad economics
17th June 2013 - Science accounts for just 0.7% of public expenditure. This limited spend, however, attracts substantially more money from other sources
- Poland: Time to go high-tech
17th June 2013 - The country has transformed its once decrepit economy but must now undertake profound reforms to foster an ecosystem of more innovative businesses
- Financial engineering takes on medicine
16th June 2013 - Professor Lo?s idea for a cancer-fighting ?super fund? is not without risks but it deserves to be given a chance
- Science: the creed of the gannets
14th June 2013 - Scientists found that these huge seabirds maintain foraging territories and respect these boundaries
- US court rules synthetic genes patentable
13th June 2013 - Despite a ban on patenting natural DNA, analysts? fears the court would impose more drastic restrictions proved unfounded and Myriad shares rose 10%
- G8 ministers pledge to act on antibiotics
13th June 2013 - Science ministers see bacterial resistance to drugs as a major health security challenge, and want to curb overuse of existing medicines
- Genes cannot be patented, US court rules
13th June 2013 - The US Supreme Court rules that isolated pieces of DNA are not patentable in a decision with sweeping consequences for biotechnology companies
- Copyright and intellectual property
12th June 2013 - Innovation must be protected, writes Jane Croft
- Manchester confirmed as science leader
12th June 2013 - Another recent breakthrough in research into superthin, superstrong Graphene has confirmed the university and town?s leadership in the field
- Big data has to show it?s not Big Brother
12th June 2013 - We do not know what this new technology of data analysis and artificial intelligence means because we are only at the beginning of its era
- Manchester scientists unveil ?magnetic? graphene
12th June 2013 - University team report how tiny patches of graphene can be made magnetic at the flick of an electric switch ? opening up new potential applications
- Oxford Instruments squeezed by tighter US health budgets
11th June 2013 - Reduced US government research spending had already led to a 4.2 per cent fall in sales to North America in the year to March 31, to £91m
- China launches its longest space flight
11th June 2013 - The launch of the Shenzhou-X rocket with three astronauts will bring China closer to developing its own space station
- Using digital to explain a product
10th June 2013 - Hiperbaric, a Spanish maker of machines for the food industry, had to educate potential buyers of the benefits of its relatively new but expensive technology
- Scientists develop first lung cancer ?vaccine?
7th June 2013 - Developers in Argentina say the drug ? the brainchild of Cuba?s Centre for Molecular Immunology ? offers an effective way of boosting treatment
- Science: New visions of the human heart
7th June 2013 - Groundbreaking scanning techniques reveal far more about our inner workings than traditional X-rays
- Coalition MPs back fight to save museums
7th June 2013 - Pressure is growing on the government not to impose deeper cuts later this month after a threat to close one of three centres in the north
- Huawei embedded in UK telecoms
6th June 2013 - Chinese group?s rise, with revenues growing more than tenfold in decade to over $35bn in 2012, has contributed to concerns about origins and ownership
- Consumer technology: ?Bring your own device? can be an enemy within the gates
6th June 2013 - Staff using personal hardware are a new IT problem, says Bede McCarthy
- Northern museums struggle for revival
5th June 2013 - Manchester, York and Bradford cultural and scientific centres seek to modernise collections but suffer from stringent spending cuts
- Transition: Technology puts power in the hands of the many
5th June 2013 - As traditional ways of working disappear, the young find value in contributing to changing the world, writes Sarah Murray
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