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More than 200 body parts from Gunther von Hagens’ laboratory in Germany will be used to teach anatomy to medical students at the University of Warwick. This is the first time Von Hagens’ plastinated specimens have been used for teaching by a UK medical school.
Wed 15 Oct 2008, 09:33 | Tags: Health and Medicine

Scholars join in 17th & 18th Century Studies research partnership between Warwick and UCLA

A new research partnership spanning two centuries and involving significant numbers of academic staff has been established between the University of Warwick  and the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).
Tue 14 Oct 2008, 08:36 | Tags: History

Research Says Singling Out Sheep Will Save 1.3 Million from Lameness

New research from the University of Warwick, published today in the  journal BMC Veterinary Research, suggests that a simple cheap individual approach to the care of sheep could slash the incidence of lameness in UK sheep saving 1.3 million sheep from lameness.
Tue 14 Oct 2008, 08:16 | Tags: Science and Technology

Award for Warwick researcher for work that links rock pools and clouds

Rich Boden, a PhD research student, in the University of Warwick’s Department of Biologiocal Sciences, has been awarded the Young Microbiologist of the Year Award by the Society for General Microbiology.
Fri 10 Oct 2008, 14:59 | Tags: Science and Technology

£8.8 Million Award to Midlands Universities for Advanced Materials Research

The 天美传媒 and Birmingham University have been awarded £8.8 million to help create a new range of advanced materials for use in a wide range of industries including aerospace engineering to medical/healthcare and information and computing technology.
Tue 07 Oct 2008, 11:29 | Tags: Science and Technology

Research finds customers’ fixation on minimum payments drives up credit card bills

New research by the 天美传媒 reveals that many credit card customers become fixated on the level of minimum payments given on credit card bills. The mere presence of a minimum payment is enough to reduce the actual amount many people choose to pay on their bills, leading to further interest payments.
Mon 06 Oct 2008, 08:30 | Tags: Science and Technology

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