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Cardiac death risk increases with common ECG pattern EU-funded researchers in Germany have discovered that unexpectedly high numbers of people in the 35 to 54 age group show (...) 2010-07-30, Cordis News Rewarding research excellence Two young scientists have received the first ever Excellent Paper in Neuroscience Award, an initiative of the ERA-NET NE (...) 2010-07-30, Cordis News Workshop on artificial intelligence and logistics, Lisbon, Portugal A workshop on artificial intelligence and logistics will be held in Lisbon, Portugal on 17 August 2010. Logistics is co (...) 2010-07-30, Cordis News

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Evolution of biomarker qualification at the health authorities By streamlining the qualification process for biomarkers, coordinated protocols recently implemented at the different regulatory agencies can facilitate progress and provide impetus to novel biomarker (...) 2010-06-22, Biotechinbrussels Research at the interface of industry, academia and regulatory science A medicine is defined as 'a substance or preparation used in treating disease'. Society expects that the benefits of medicines should substantially exceed their risks, and this (...) 2010-06-22, Biotechinbrussels How bacteria make syringes For a successful infection, bacteria must outwit the immune system of the host. To this aim, they deliver so-called virulence factors through a transport channel located in (...) 2010-06-22, Biotechinbrussels The genetic secrets behind eye colour EU-funded scientists have discovered new genes involved in determining human eye colour. More than just blue, green and brown, the team believes that our eye colour has (...) 2010-06-22, Biotechinbrussels Brain circuits that control habitual learning identified EU-funded scientists have identified two brain circuits that are involved in habitual learning such as finding our way to and from work. The new findings, published in (...) 2010-06-22, Biotechinbrussels