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COI synopsis: To understand fully the structure of blood and to know exactly how it reacts to a given treatment the top layers of blood cells can be removed by bombardment with ions to reveal its inner...
COI synopsis: What happens to a sail as it stretches under the force of the wind? Researchers - using special techniques normally used for preparing maps from aerial photographs - are hoping to answer...
COI synopsis: Boxes of eggs and crockery dropped unharmed two hundred feet from a balloon is a startling demonstration of a new kind of super packaging at cut prices.
NoS synopsis: An interview with the actress Dame Sybil Thorndike.
COI synopsis: A British firm decided that when it came to working in metal - a gold watch is no different from a turbine. Automation of a traditional hand process has proved to be astonishingly effective.
COI synopsis: Carbon fibre is a radically new material. It is twice as strong as the best steel but only a quarter of the weight. For the kayak men carbon fibre is the difference between winning and losing....
COI synopsis: Singer Roy Harper performs ‘Last Day of April’.
COI synopsis: The fastest loom in the world - in the unlikely surroundings of a British 18th century country house - owes its phenomenal speed to the new wonder material carbon fibres.
COI synopsis: Travelling at 50 mph the Scorpion still has speed to spare. Fitted with a Jaguar engine it owes its great speed to a heart of pure aluminium.
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