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Midlands Technology Companies in £3 Million Investment Opportunity

Technology companies across the Midlands are being given the opportunity to attract investment funding of up to £3M each, at a major conference to be held in Birmingham in November.


Sport and Business Combine for Success

Two students from Warwick Business School (WBS), part of the University of Warwick, have recently been using the skills and knowledge gained from their studies to promote their companies and careers along sporting lines, and with spectacular results...


Scientists boost careers with Warwick MBA

Amongst the Warwick MBA graduates on Friday 11th July were three scientists who have taken their careers to new heights thanks to the Masters in Business Administration degree.


Scientists Bring New Twist To 'Death By Chocolate' With Chocolate Flavoured Mousetrap

A mousetrap made out of chocolate developed by scientists at the University of Warwick is set to bring a new meaning to 'Death by Chocolate'. The novel invention leads mice into temptation with the irresistible, alluring scent of chocolate essence without the use of bait.

Mon 26 Jul 2004, 15:09 | Tags: Social Affairs, Sciences, Business and Management

Mercia Spinner Celebrates Successful First Year of Helping Universities

Mercia Spinner, a powerful alliance of eight West Midlands Universities, is delivering a huge boost to entrepreneurship and small business in the region. Over the past year Mercia Spinner has exploited £160 million worth of innovative technology research to initiate over 50 new projects and set-up twelve spin-off companies.

Turnaround in Robot Sales to UK Companies Shows Some Grounds for Economic Optimism

British Automation and Robot Association (BARA) show some signs of an increase in investment in automation by UK companies. After a run of six quarters where robot sales in the UK had been reduced from similar figures from the previous year, finally quarter four figures in 2002 show an increase. Robot vendors are also predicting a good first quarter for 2003 with some large orders from the automotive industry due to be placed.
Mon 26 Jul 2004, 14:15 | Tags: Sciences, Business and Management, Business Members

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