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30/05/2008
The West Midlands has the potential to compete with San Diego or Boston as a science hub, according to a senior academic
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01/03/2008
As part of Science Week (March 7-16) the West Midlands region is gearing up to lead the country in inspiring and de-mystifying science, with the launch of its new video-on-demand online channel ideasforlife.tv www.ideasforlife.tv.
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26/02/2008
The countrys first Ocular Allergy Centre has been set up in the region aided by 183,000 funding from Advantage West Midlands with its launch set to take a leading role in the fight against hay fever and animal and dust allergies.
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05/02/2008
The Universities of Warwick and Birmingham, have together just been awarded almost 10 million to bring young science stars to the Birmingham Science City region.
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29/11/2007
A zero-emission, environmentally friendly taxi cab powered by hydrogen has arrived on the University of Birmingham's campus as part of a Science City engineering project to discover how hydrogen powered cars might replace diesel and petrol vehicles and also create jobs in the region in the near future.
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12/11/2007
Representatives from all six Science Cities will visit Birmingham this week to attend the 4th National Science Cities Summit Quality of Life.
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09/11/2007
Whilst key professionals in the field of science and innovation will be in Birmingham next week for the 4th National Science Cities Summit (15-16 November), the future generation of Birmingham scientists are already being inspired into careers in science thanks to the University of Birmingham.
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01/03/2007
The West Midlands region is gearing up to lead the country in inspiring and de-mystifying science, courtesy of its new video-on-demand online channel ideasforlife.tv (www.ideasforlife.tv)
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01/02/2007
A pioneering hydrogen energy project, part of the Birmingham Science City initiative, will be unveiled at a top-level Science City Summit in Newcastle tomorrow (Friday 2nd Feb 2007). The project, which has just received funding of 6.3 million from Regional Development Agency Advantage West Midlands, will develop the use of hydrogen energy as a green fuel. The project is the first capital activity to be funded as part of the Birmingham Science City initiative.
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24/05/2006
Plans for how Birmingham will be developed into a Science City were unveiled today by regional development agency Advantage West Midlands.
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