Topics: Research
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Friction between sophisticated materials with pre-patterned pyramid shapes used to make the sensor can generate enough energy to power wearable devices
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Energy Globe Award Nov 2021 - MND.png
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One of the Donate Yourself digital art installations in Newcastle..jpg
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Dr Lucy Whalley - MND.png
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Thousands of tonnes of ocean pollution can be saved by changing washing habits
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Wash loads infographic
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Breath collecting device - MyNewsDesk
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L-R: Nicky Grimaldi and Dr Michelle Carlin of Northumbria University
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From l-r: Professor Zabih Ghassemlooy and Dr Andrew Burton of Northumbria University and Dr Paul Haigh of UCL
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Professor Gobinda Chowdhury, of Northumbria University’s department of Computer and Information Sciences
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Northumbria University shines a light on solar flares and particles
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Leidenfrost Engine
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Life on Mars
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