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Senior appointments to strenghten health science research at Aston University
Aston University has appointed two new senior positions within its School of Life and Health Sciences. more
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Study launched to assess whether exercise helps people with diabetes
A new study to assess the benefits of exercise for people with type 1 diabetes is about to start in Birmingham. more
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NHS, Archers actor and University tackle mental health problems
Birmingham City University has built an online system for the NHS to help young people with mental health problems. more
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£12 million to help local SMEs design products that even targets customers' emotional experience
A new £12 million programme has just be announced to help Midlands SMEs access some the world's leading product and service design Technology. more
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Become a forensic detective and unlock the secrets of the Staffordshire Hoard
Forensic science will be used to show how modern techniques can unlock the secrets of the Staffordshire Hoard at a free family event at the Potteries Museum and Art Gallery in Stoke-on-Trent. more
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Birmingham celebrates kidney role
On 10 March, World Kidney Day provides the opportunity to celebrate Birmingham’s role as one of the most important centres for kidney health in Europe. more
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How Science Works
Over 350 Year 8 students from all over Birmingham will be visiting Thinktank, Birmingham Science Museum next week discover the huge range of career opportunities available in the world of science. The event is collaboration between Thinktank and The B... more
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3D Technology helps book Coventry company’s business class seats on latest plane
A Coventry company, which has designed a high tech business class aeroplane seat, is winning the attention of major plane companies thanks to technology at WMG, part of the University of Warwick, which allows them to show customers virtual reality simu... more
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Time to turn on the tardis
Perhaps inspired by TV favourites such as Doctor Who and Ashes to Ashes, nearly a third of Britons (30%) believe that time travel is actually possible. The results were revealed in a survey, launched at the start of National Science and Engineering We... more
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University research to save the lives of road accident victims
New research carried out at Birmingham City University could save the lives of the hundreds of people killed each year in road accidents. more