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Researcher probes impact of sex-change pollutants on shrimps	Aug 2007
Scottish researchers awarded £1m marine renewables package	May 2007
Wave power centre secures funding	May 2007
Marine energy offers hope for the future	Mar 2007
'More floods in future' warning	Oct 2006
Claire and Megan take part in Nuffield Bursary work	Sept 2006
Charles on brand new mission to boost north	Aug 2006
Pentland Firth 'one of the best' for Tidal Power	May 2006
£300,000 Grant for First Centre to Test Potential of Waves	Apr 2006
ERI Leads New Projects ( Research will look to renewables )	Apr 2006
Children Become Scientists for Day	Mar 2006
ERI Set to Recruit 12 Specialists	Jan 2006
North Politicians Impressed with Quality of Research	Oct 2005
Victorian School Setting a New Standard of Academic Excellence	Aug 2005
Thurso Expert to Talk on Climate Change	May 2005
Professor to Study Phuket Coral Reefs	Feb 2005
Spring Could Be Scotland’s Earliest Yet	Feb 2005
Think The Worst Is Over? Wait Until Climate Change Takes Hold	Jan 2005
Scots Warned of Worse Storms	Jan 2005
Highland Biostatistics Group Workshop at ERI	Dec 2004
Environmental Research Institute Praises In House Gas	Nov 2004
Young Chemistry Students Benefit From ERI Link	Sep 2004
Stormy Times For Winter Coastlines	Aug 2004
Hi-Tech Equipment Helps Trailblazing Caithness Scientists	July 2004
Scientists Scour Beaches For Seaweed That Could Replace Antibiotics	July 2004
Global Warming May Add To Isles Ferry Disruption	May 2004
Nuffield Bursaries For Jordan And Amy	Sep 2002
New Scottish Service Aims to Speed up Sealice Medicine "Gridlock"	July 2002
Researcher Back Home After Arctic Adventure	July 2002
Arctic Insight into Changing Environment	July 2002
PhD Students Appointed at College's Research Institute	Nov 2000

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