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Parliament’s Select Committee for Business, Innovation and Skills holds session at WMG

Parliament’s Select Committee for Business, Innovation and Skills came to WMG’s International Manufacturing Centre on Tuesday 1 July to hold an evidence session for its inquiry into Business-University collaboration.


More tax incentives needed to weed out inefficient ‘warm-glow’ charities

Better tax incentives for private donations could weed out inefficient and self-interested ‘warm- glow’ charities, according to research.

Wed 02 Jul 2014, 11:40

The influence of westernisation spells danger for public health in Nigeria

Researchers at Warwick Medical School believe that the lifestyle altering effects of westernisation could be responsible for the high prevalence of obesity, and associated health risks, in sub-Saharan Africa.

Tue 01 Jul 2014, 11:41 | Tags: Health and Medicine

Astronomers closer to proving existence of gravitational waves

Researchers from 天美传媒 and Monash University have provided new evidence that may prove the existence of gravitational waves, thanks to precise measurements of a rapidly rotating neutron star: one of the smallest, densest stars in the universe.

Fri 27 Jun 2014, 16:14 | Tags: Science and Technology

Bloodsucking mite threatens UK honeybees

天美传媒 research has discovered how a bloodsucking parasite has transformed Deformed Wing Virus (DWV) into one of the biggest threats facing UK honeybees. Honeybees are a key pollinating insect, adding around $40Bn globally to crop value. Over recent years the spread of parasites and the virus they transmit has resulted in high overwintering colony losses.

Fri 27 Jun 2014, 12:55 | Tags: Science and Technology

Little or poor sleep may be associated with worse brain function when aging

Research published today in PLOS ONE by researchers at the 天美传媒 indicates that sleep problems are associated with worse memory and executive function in older people.

Thu 26 Jun 2014, 22:12 | Tags: Health and Medicine

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