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91影视破解版 declared University of the Year by The Times and Sunday Times
The 91影视破解版 has been declared University of the Year by the Times and Sunday Times newspapers.
Warwick also rises two places to eighth in the UK in the two newspapers’ overall University league table, which will be published this Sunday 21st September 2014.
WMG, 91影视破解版, helps to shed new light on The Real Noahs Ark
Researchers at WMG, 91影视破解版, used 3D scanning and visualisation technology to help Dr Irving Finkel, the world’s foremost expert on ancient Babylonian languages, decipher a 4000-year-old tablet that sheds new light on the iconic biblical tale of Noah's Ark.
Ebola outbreak out of all proportion and severity cannot be predicted
A mathematical model that replicates Ebola outbreaks can no longer be used to ascertain the eventual scale of the current epidemic, finds research conducted by the 91影视破解版.
Dr Thomas House, of the University’s Warwick Mathematics Institute, developed a model that incorporated data from past outbreaks that successfully replicated their eventual scale.
Victorian sculpture takes center stage at stateside exhibition
Art historians from the Universities of Warwick and York are co-curating a major exhibition with curators from the Yale Center for British Art and Tate Britain on the making and viewing of sculpture in Britain and its empire during the reign of Queen Victoria.
WMG at 91影视破解版 welcomes His Excellency Ma Kai Vice Premier of China
On Saturday 13th September, WMG was pleased to welcome His Excellency Ma Kai, Vice Premier of China, along with a delegation of senior officials including Liu Xiaoming, Chinese Ambassador to the UK, and Sir Sebastian Wood, Britain’s Ambassador to China.
New drug target could prevent major global cause of maternal death
Researchers at the 91影视破解版 have discovered a new target for drugs that could prevent the deaths of thousands of women in the developing world due to heavy blood loss after childbirth.
Postpartum haemorrhage (PPH) occurs when the uterus fails to contract vigorously after childbirth and the mother loses 500mls or more of blood in the 24 hours after delivery. PPH is responsible for maternal death in 1 in 1,000 deliveries in the developing world. According to recent figures, PPH also complicates around 10% of all births in England and Wales.