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• Was T. rex just a big freeloader? - Paleobiology - Brief Article

  - 2003-03-22

  Paleontologists have long debated whether Tyrannosaurus rex was a predator or a scavenger. In most previous analyses, scientists have scrutinized the creature's teeth and jaws. Now, Graeme D. Ruxton and David C. Houston at the University of Glasgow in Scotland weigh in on the issue from another angle: whether a...

  Tags: creature, Manufacturing, Scotland, University of Glasgow

• Appointment of members to the Veterinary Products Committee and its sub-committees.

  - 2002-01-21

  M2 PRESSWIRE-21 January 2002-UK Government: Appointment of members to the Veterinary Products Committee and its sub-committees C1994-2002 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:21012002 Agriculture Ministers have announced the appointment of Dr David Argyle, Dr Andrew Bradley, Dr Paul Brantom, Dr Sarah...

  Tags: Benefits, food, HEALTHCARE, Manufacturing, pharmacy, professor, Queen, SOFTWARE, University of Glasgow

• Synetix in laboratory partnership (UNITED KINGDOM).(Brief Article)

  - 2001-11-01

  Catalyst manufacturer Synetix has teamed up with the University of Glasgow to create a new laboratory dedicated to advances in catalyst manufacture. This is the first time Synetix, a member of the ICI Group, has linked up with a university to create a dedicated laboratory. The ...

  Tags: Manufacturing, partnership, University of Glasgow

• Cracks in egg research

  - 2001-09-01

  Eggs break. Well, that's hardly headline-making news. But two Scottish researchers have begun a three-year study into why they break-other than too often being handled by clumsy people. While acknowledging that an eggshell is a pretty fine feat of natural design, Ronald Thomson and Alan Birkbeck of the University of...

  Tags: Manufacturing, Thomson Corp., University of Glasgow

• Kymata's Recent Round of Funding Totals $162 Million to Meet Global Demand for Optical Components; Fourth round of $67 million will ramp up manufacturing and R&D facilities worldwide

  - 2000-10-31

  Business Editors LIVINGSTON, U.K.--BUSINESS WIRE--Oct. 31, 2000 Kymata Ltd., a designer and manufacturer of planar optical components and subsystems, today announced that it has closed a $67 million round of additional funding, which includes asset financing, a venture loan and additional equity fundraising. This brings total funding to...

  Tags: British Telecommunications, equity, Europe, FINANCE, financial, financing, Investment, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, manufacturing, NETWORKING, R&D, technology, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, Telephony, Telesoft Corp., U.K., University of Glasgow

• KYMATA: Opto IC start-up signs key process technology.

  - 1998-08-25

  M2 PRESSWIRE-25 August 1998-KYMATA: Opto IC start-up signs key process technology C1994-98 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:240898 * UK-based Kymata gains Glasgow University's unique IC know-how A new UK company has signalled its intention to join the emerging opto-electronic...

  Tags: HARDWARE, manufacturing, NETWORKING, Semiconductors, U.K., University of Glasgow