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Warwick Student Wins Prestigious Student Prize
Saba Hinrichs, a 4th year Electronic Engineering student has won second place in the prestigious UK Erasmus Student Prize.
Right to Read
Every child has the 'right to read' but not every child has the opportunity. Warwick Volunteers and the University Bookshop have teamed up to support
'right to read'.
Nobel Laureate Visits Physics Department
Nobel Laureate Professor Klaus von Klitzing will visit the Physics Department on 28 Jan 2004 and give a talk entitled 'Physics and Applications of Quantum Hall Effect in Metrology'.
Careers: It's never too early
Whether you are a fresher or a finalist - it's never too early to start thinking about career options - and you can start right NOW - because almost everything you can do in person at the Careers Service you can do online at the Careers Service website.
Regional Update - Health & Medicine
Warwick has a multiplicity of health and medical activities in the region which can be categorised into teaching and learning, supporting health care delivery and provision, and carrying out research and evaluation.
Can You Turn Science Into Plain English?
Can you convey the magic of science in plain English in just 700 words? If so the Daily Telegraph is inviting you to test your journalistic abilities in the Science Writer Awards 2003.
£5 Million Award for Pioneering Project to Train New Breed of Scientists
Warwick University has been awarded £5 Million for a new Life-Sciences Doctoral Training Centre which will educate a new breed of scientists.
CRI catalyst collaboration with Warwick Process Technology Group
The research consortium has now received £2.5million in European funding to work up their lab based solution into larger prototypes. Eventually the research teams "plated membrane reactors" could be built as small industrial units, no bigger than a large room in some cases, and added directly to the sites of sewage plants or paper mills.