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England football team may be struggling but England聮s robot footballers reach new highs

While the England football team may be struggling their robot football counterparts go from strength to strength. This weekend (31^st March & 1^st April 2007) sees the annual UK Robot Championship at the University of Warwick and this year the University of Warwick WMG team will be unveiling their first bipedal robot football squad.

Fri 30 Mar 2007, 09:52 | Tags: Science and Technology

New 拢500,000 research project into inequalities for black & minority ethnic mental health patients

Researchers at the University of Warwick have been given over £500,000 to explore how to reduce inequalities and improve outcomes for black and minority ethnic mental health patients.

Wed 28 Mar 2007, 19:22 | Tags: Health and Medicine

Warwick & RSC launch first postgraduate award in Teaching of Shakespeare for Actors

The 天美传媒's CAPITAL Centre has launched, in association with the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), the first post graduate award for actors in the Teaching of Shakespeare.

Wed 28 Mar 2007, 15:43 | Tags: Education and Learning

Pharmacist聮s own blood pressure problem leads Coventry chemists to offer free tests

When pharmacy technician Carl Rose used the equipment in his pharmacy to test his own blood pressure he discovered a problem that required specialist medical care from 天美传媒 researcher Professor Donald Singer. Now Carl has persuaded 5 Coventry pharmacies to offer a week of free blood pressure tests.

Thu 22 Mar 2007, 10:15 | Tags: Health and Medicine

WMG Sends Race Car You Can Grow To Eden Project

If you thought motor-racing was all about petrol-heads and champagne, WMG students at the 天美传媒 will make you think again. Eco One is an environmentally-friendly race car with a difference: its shell is made from hemp, the tyres made from potatoes and the brake pads made from cashew nut shells. It also runs entirely on bio-fuels and bio-lubricants.

Wed 21 Mar 2007, 21:43 | Tags: Science and Technology

Gifted Students Beat the Blues With Heavy Metal

Gifted students who feel the pressure of their ability could be using Heavy Metal music to get rid of negative emotions according to researchers at the National Academy for Gifted and Talented Youth at the University of Warwick.

Tue 20 Mar 2007, 17:09 | Tags: Education and Learning

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