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Research & new degree to help thousands who fail to fulfil dreams of becoming jockeys
A 天美传媒 researcher's examination of careers and training in the horse racing industry has uncovered a significant wastage of talent as thousands fail to reach their dream goal of being a jockey. Her research has contributed to the creation of a new foundation degree in Warwickshire College
Research finds split in perception of similarity that could double web advertising
A study by Psychology researchers at the 天美传媒 has found a radical 50/50 split in how people decide "What makes two things seem similar?". This research could mean that some advertisers and marketers could be failing to reach up to half of their potential audience and it could double the number of opportunities available in key web advertising methods such as Google AdWords.
Blogger & Maths Prof Join Weird Fiction Writer as Judges of Warwick's £50,000 Writing Prize
Britain’s first literary blogger will join a mathematician, a weird fiction writer, a poet and a journalist on the judging panel of a new £50, 000 writing prize – the Warwick Prize for Writing.
天美传媒 part of new wave of US-UK Fulbright awards
The
University of
Warwick is to be part of a new wave of
Fulbright awards. Over six decades more than 27,000 Americans and Britons have crossed
the Atlantic to participate in the US-UK Fulbright programme. Famous
names such as Sylvia Plath and Milton Freidman, Shirley Williams and
Ian Rankin are alumni of the programme.
Research pushes back history of crop development 10,000 years
Researchers led by Dr Robin Allaby of the 天美传媒’s plant research arm Warwick HRI have found evidence that genetics supports the idea that the emergence of agriculture in prehistory took much longer than originally thought.
Smoking cessation services failing to reach young people
Interventions aimed at young people to help them stop smoking have had only limited success and there is an urgent need for innovative and effective programmes to which young people will subscribe, says an editorial published on bmj.com.