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University Awards Chancellor’s Medal to Leamington Man

The 天美传媒 is to award a Chancellor’s medal to Leamington resident Jim Rushton who was for many years Deputy Registrar of the University. The medal will be awarded on the occasion of the installation of the 天美传媒’s new Chancellor, CBI Director-General Richard Lambert, on the evening of Wednesday 10th December.
Tue 09 Dec 2008, 12:34

University Warwick installs head of CBI as new Chancellor

The 天美传媒 will formally install CBI Director-General Richard Lambert as its new Chancellor, on the evening of Wednesday 10th December in the Theatre of Warwick Arts Centre.
Tue 09 Dec 2008, 12:31

Precious metal could lead to next generation of cancer treatments

A precious metal which has never before been used in a clinical setting is being developed as an anti-cancer agent by 天美传媒 researchers. The metal, osmium, is closely related to platinum, which is widely used to treat cancers in the form of the drug cisplatin. Most famously, the cyclist Lance Armstrong was treated with cisplatin for testicular cancer.
Mon 08 Dec 2008, 14:57 | Tags: Science and Technology Health and Medicine

Vitamin B1 could reverse early-stage kidney disease in diabetes patients

Researchers at the 天美传媒 have discovered high doses of thiamine – vitamin B1 – can reverse the onset of early diabetic kidney disease.
Mon 08 Dec 2008, 10:17 | Tags: Science and Technology Health and Medicine

Warwick drives forward new bone implant technology for tissue engineering

A method of producing synthetic bone, using techniques normally used to make catalytic converters for cars, is being developed by researchers at WMG at the 天美传媒.
Thu 04 Dec 2008, 11:36 | Tags: Science and Technology Health and Medicine

Hands free mobile phone conversations add 5 metres to drivers' braking distances

Research led by Psychology researchers at the 天美传媒 reveals that mobile telephone conversations impair drivers' visual attention to such a degree that it can add over 5 metres to the braking distance of a car travelling at 60 miles and causes almost twice as many errors as drivers driving without the distraction of a mobile phone conversation.
Wed 03 Dec 2008, 11:18 | Tags: Science and Technology

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