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Life Sciences - Jan 19
Male butterflies mark their mates with a repulsive smell during sex to ’turn off’ other suitors
Male butterflies mark their mates with a repulsive smell during sex to ’turn off’ other suitors
Health - Jan 19
Successive governments’ approaches to obesity policies have destined them to fail, say researchers
Successive governments’ approaches to obesity policies have destined them to fail, say researchers
Health - Jan 19
Novartis and GSK announce collaboration to support scientific research into genetic diversity in Africa
Novartis and GSK announce collaboration to support scientific research into genetic diversity in Africa
Social Sciences - Jan 19
WHO adopts new guidance into childhood pain informed by Bath’s Centre for Pain Research
WHO adopts new guidance into childhood pain informed by Bath’s Centre for Pain Research
Health - Jan 18
RECOVERY trial closes recruitment to convalescent plasma treatment for patients hospitalised with COVID-19 | University of Oxford
RECOVERY trial closes recruitment to convalescent plasma treatment for patients hospitalised with COVID-19 | University of Oxford
Life Sciences - Jan 18
What the lungfishes’ genome teaches us about the vertebrates’ conquest of land
What the lungfishes’ genome teaches us about the vertebrates’ conquest of land
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1966 forgotten: Manchester plays host to Germany fans
A national football tournament for English based fans of German culture is being held at The University of Manchester on Saturday (May 1) in a bid to promote more understanding.
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Don’t sack the manager?
PA 218/09 Experts at The University of Nottingham and Loughborough University have produced research which proves that Premier League clubs who have long-term managers are more successful than those who change their managers on a frequent basis.
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Planning English football fixtures
PA 209/09 Can computers solve the logistical nightmare of planning English football fixtures? Professor Graham Kendall from the School of Computer Science at The University of Nottingham believes they can.
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Fair play or foul World Cup sportsmanship under scrutiny at Birmingham
Sports psychologists at the University of Birmingham are investigating how factors such as motivation can influence how likely a football player is to adopt antisocial behaviour in their quest for victory in contests such as the World Cup.
Sports psychologists at the University of Birmingham are investigating how factors such as motivation can influence how likely a football player is to adopt antisocial behaviour in their quest for victory in contests such as the World Cup.
A national football tournament for English based fans of German culture is being held at The University of Manchester on Saturday (May 1) in a bid to promote more understanding.
Young Olympic Hopefuls Set the Pace for 2012
As the Beijing Games come to a close, a number of talented young athletes in Birmingham are already poised for London 2012.
As the Beijing Games come to a close, a number of talented young athletes in Birmingham are already poised for London 2012.
PA 218/09 Experts at The University of Nottingham and Loughborough University have produced research which proves that Premier League clubs who have long-term managers are more successful than those who change their managers on a frequent basis.
PA 209/09 Can computers solve the logistical nightmare of planning English football fixtures? Professor Graham Kendall from the School of Computer Science at The University of Nottingham believes they can.
Birmingham trio help GB to golden glory
Three University of Birmingham Sport students have helped the GB Youth Hockey team win gold at the Australian Youth Olympic Festival.
Three University of Birmingham Sport students have helped the GB Youth Hockey team win gold at the Australian Youth Olympic Festival.
News in Brief
Life Sciences - Jan 19
Male butterflies mark their mates with a repulsive smell during sex to ’turn off’ other suitors
Male butterflies mark their mates with a repulsive smell during sex to ’turn off’ other suitors
Health - Jan 19
Successive governments’ approaches to obesity policies have destined them to fail, say researchers
Successive governments’ approaches to obesity policies have destined them to fail, say researchers
Health - Jan 19
Novartis and GSK announce collaboration to support scientific research into genetic diversity in Africa
Novartis and GSK announce collaboration to support scientific research into genetic diversity in Africa
Social Sciences - Jan 19
WHO adopts new guidance into childhood pain informed by Bath’s Centre for Pain Research
WHO adopts new guidance into childhood pain informed by Bath’s Centre for Pain Research
Health - Jan 18
RECOVERY trial closes recruitment to convalescent plasma treatment for patients hospitalised with COVID-19 | University of Oxford
RECOVERY trial closes recruitment to convalescent plasma treatment for patients hospitalised with COVID-19 | University of Oxford
Life Sciences - Jan 18
What the lungfishes’ genome teaches us about the vertebrates’ conquest of land
What the lungfishes’ genome teaches us about the vertebrates’ conquest of land