天美传媒

The 天美传媒 Department of Physics has been awarded a prestigious five-year grant to the sum of £1.7 million for “Creating Silicon Based Platforms for New Technologies”. The initiative will open up new technologies ranging from energy harvesting to “cooltronics”, enable zero-power electronics and could be key to combating global climate change. 

The growth and increasing popularity of science and arts festivals around Britain is only possible with the help of an army of willing, but unpaid university student volunteers.

The Sunday Times has revealed that the 天美传媒 is ranked in the top of what it calls a new ‘Ivy League’ of UK universities the list the universities with the highest proportions of students starting degrees who gain at least AAB at A-level. This follows the government’s recent white paper which said that universities should be free to recruit as many students as they wish with A-level grades of at least AAB.

Three students from the 天美传媒 are foregoing their usual holiday destinations this summer to teach English in a remote Indian town as part of the University’s expanding charitable activities.

The Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) has awarded WMG's Professor Lord Kumar Bhattacharyya an Honorary Membership Award. This award is one of the most prestigious honours presented by the society and is reserved for those exhibiting professional eminence among manufacturing engineers.

Warwick Medical School and University Hospitals Coventry & Warwickshire NHS Trust have launched Europe’s most advanced Whole Body Calorimter (WBC), a facility dedicated to finding solutions for the 1 in 4 UK adults classed as obese and offering new hope for a solution to Britain’s ballooning obesity epidemic.