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Football is the most popular sport on the planet and while it has changed a lot over the last forty years the basic game is still the same as it was a hundred years ago. Not for long! Science and engineering are beginning to play a significant role in the development of the game. Find out more

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How should the Italian job really end?
Wednesday, October 29, 2008 - The Telegraph
For cliffhanging endings, it is hard to beat the 1960s classic. With their coach see-sawing over a precipitous drop, Caine's gang face a choice of saving themselves or risking all to retrieve their ill-gotten gold. Now scientists want to know what that idea could have been.
Third of girls want to be a model
Friday, October 03, 2008 - Daily Mirror
A new survey by NOISE has found that one in three teenage girls wants to grow up to be a model... or a movie star.
Women would rather be housewives than engineers
Friday, October 03, 2008 - Daily Mail
A survey by NOISe has found that out of 500 girls aged 13-18, just four per cent of girls dream of being an engineer while a surprising 12 per cent said they want to grow up to be a housewife.
Girls choosing camera lenses over microscopes
Friday, October 03, 2008 - The Guardian
According to a new survey by NOISE,teenage girls would much rather be models or actors than scientists or doctors. Just 4% are interested in training as engineers, compared with 12% who said they wanted to be a housewife. Only 14% are keen to be scientists, compared to almost a third (32%) who want to be models.
Career Aspirations
Friday, October 03, 2008 - GMTV
A new survey by NOISE found that just 14% of girls were interested in becoming scientists, and more than a third (35%) are put off careers in science because they don't know enough about them.
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I was a premature baby who very nearly missed my chance of life, but now I'm a.. rocket scientist
Story of a girl who was born severely prematurely but is now working for NASA

The mother of all inventions
The Science Museum, favourite haunt of aspiring astronauts and eccentric professors, celebrates its centenary this month. To mark the occasion, it is today launching a public vote to choose the most important scientific invention of the past few centuries

Inside the house of the future
Inside the house of the future

Robot achieves scientific first
A laboratory robot called Adam has been hailed as the first machine in history to have discovered new scientific knowledge independently of its human creators.

She only gets out of bed for 10,000 volts
Japanese scientists have developed the first robotic female fashion model
 
 
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