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The hypotenuse is the latest muse to inspire Turner Prize-nominated abstract artist Ian Davenport, who has just completed a dazzling large-scale lottery-funded artwork created by pouring thin straight lines of paint down a wall in the 天美传媒's new Maths and Statistics building.
New research by economists at the 天美传媒 and the University of Toulouse says the average market share of retailers' 'own label' products has risen to 42% in the UK, partly as a result of increasing concentration in the retailing industry. But the dominance of own labels tends to be in products that are bought frequently - like bakery or dairy products - rather than infrequently - like health and beauty or paper products.
Ten more football managers and potential managers have signed up to join the unique Warwick Business School course from which new Leeds Manager Kevin Blackwell, play-off finalist Keith Curle, Wales Under 21 manager Glyn Hodges, Manchester City Coach Stuart Pearce and Wycombe manager Tony Adams will graduate this summer.
Students at the National Academy for Gifted and Talented Youth will excel themselves on 3 June when they will be instantly transformed into rocket scientists.
Researchers from The 天美传媒’s newest department, Warwick HRI, have helped the British Mycological Society win their second gold medal at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
New research from the 天美传媒 reveals the celebrities and heroes of 17th century England were politicians, not footballers. The study into ballads of the 1600s reveals that the Duke of Monmouth, James Scot, the illegitimate son of Charles II, was hailed as a true hero in ballads, the equivalent of today’s pop music, and despite his flaws, as the people's Royal he could do no wrong - very much like England's most recent darling, David Beckham.