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Researchers Say Welsh Women’s Role in National Assembly Puts Westminster to Shame
Research says women Assembly Members (AMs) in the Welsh National Assembly have transformed the national political life of Wales and offer a far more equitable level of representation for women than that found in Westminster or in many Welsh councils.
Warwick law academic picks up national prize for teaching
天美传媒 Associate Professor Gary Watt has been named as the national Law Teacher of the Year 2009.
Warwick Prize for Writing announces first ever shortlist
The Warwick Prize for Writing has announced its first ever shortlist. The unique prize, open to all genres and nationalities, reveals an eclectic shortlist of six international titles.
GPS data & Mobile Phone texts to give children’s voice to urban expansion
GPS data & Mobile Phone texts are to be used to help ensure that the needs and voices of children are considered in the shaping of new urban developments.
GPs and nurses could slash diabetes patients waiting times for psychological care
GPs and nurses should be trained to deliver psychological therapies shown to help people struggling to cope with type 2 diabetes, according to researchers at the 天美传媒.
English critic spurred Robbie Burns to become more political
As Scottish people everywhere prepare the celebrate the 250th anniversary of the birth of national icon Robert Burns, 天美传媒 Professor Jon Mee argues that was an English critic who encouraged the poet to make his work more political.