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The Modern Records Centre holds a unique resource of nationally important archives for the study of social, economic and political history from around 1850 to the present day.

The Centre was established in April 2005 as part of the HEFCE CETL (Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning) initiative. The key idea behind the Centre is that the arts and practices involved in making theatre are closely allied to those that foster the best in many dimensions of teaching, learning and transferable skills. Its core activity is a programme of workshops and seminars which embody the best in performative practice.

The Centre will build on the University's current strengths in the understanding of biological systems through mathematical and computational modelling. A key feature that distinguishes the modern approach to Systems Biology is the aim of linking modelling with the huge volume and diversity of contemporary cellular and molecular data such as that coming from high-throughput, genome-wide and imaging technologies.

Space and astrophysical plasma research was first established at Warwick under the leadership of Professor Sandra Chapman in 1995 and has a strong tradition of collaboration with the fusion plasma theory group at the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) Culham Science Centre. Space and astrophysical plasma research was first established at Warwick under the leadership of Professor Sandra Chapman in 1995 and has a strong tradition of collaboration with the fusion plasma theory group at the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) Culham Science Centre.

The Centre for the History of Medicine brings together activities in medical history from across the University, covering a range of interests - including medieval to late 20th-century history; Britain, Europe and Asia; and such topics as midwifery and reproductive health, the medical marketplace, and mental health.

The Centre for Academic Practice (CAP) exists to support staff development at Warwick in the broadest sense with regard to teaching and learning, research and academic leadership/management. It encourages innovation by acting as a portal for resources and information and celebrating and sharing best practice. It also offers information and project consultancy/support to individuals, departments and faculties at Warwick and beyond.

Warwick Sport is a new structure that was launched in September 2005. This new initiative sees a joint collaboration between the Students' Union and the Department of Physical Education and Sport to increase the sporting opportunities available to all staff and students at the University. Benefits of joining Warwick Sport include access to the sports facilities on campus, insurance for members whilst participating in Warwick Sport activities, access to the sports courses programme and the exercise class timetable that is run throughout the year, access to a free physiotherapy consultation and access to the new Sports Development Programme.

Whilst the University doesn't offer any degrees in music, there's always loads of music going on with around 800 staff and students regularly involved in extra-curricular music-making, including all manner of ensembles, both large and small, orchestral and vocal as well as individual lessons. The Music Centre acts as a facilitator, enabling music-making of all varieties throughout the University and helping to provide facilities, coaching and performance opportunities for anyone that wants to get involved.

The Mead Gallery originates and presents an exhibitions programme of world class contemporary art for the enjoyment of the University and the people of the West Midlands.