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Peeling a grape is difficult enough but if you want a real challenge try peeling a microchip. Microchips or semiconductors have become so compact and so complex that a huge amount of research is required to develop equipment to process and test them.

Mon 05 Jul 2004, 15:51 | Tags: Science and Technology

The Warwick Diabetes Care research group at the 天美传媒 have been given a 拢10,000 research grant by Diabetes UK, so that researchers from The Universities of Warwick and Coventry can pin point the best information, and educational and support needs for self-management of people who have been newly diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. They will also look at those who are about to have a new change in therapy for Type 2 diabetes. Type 2 Diabetes tends to strike people later in live – typically at age 45 and over.
Mon 05 Jul 2004, 15:37 | Tags: Science and Technology Health and Medicine

Research by 天美传媒 economist Professor Andrew Oswald reveals that British workers still show a high degree of job satisfaction despite a significant increase in job stress levels in the last decade.
Mon 05 Jul 2004, 14:14

Midlands' companies have benefited massively from the 天美传媒's engineering Partnership Degrees which enables companies to attract bright young trainee engineers and train them to degree standard while doing useful work in the company. Now the University is to open up the degree, not just to other large engineering concerns, - but also to small and medium sized companies.
Mon 05 Jul 2004, 13:46

天美传媒 Economist Professor Ian Walker has called on Lottery Commissioners to stop worrying about how the two bidders will fund good causes and simply hold an auction to decide ownership of the Lottery.
Mon 05 Jul 2004, 12:13

The 天美传媒 , in association with the British Automation and Robotics Association has just set up a regional network, funded by the DTI, to encourage the uptake of advanced automation technology within midland's manufacturing industry.

Mon 05 Jul 2004, 12:04

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