Birmingham University at Birmingham, England; founded 1900. It has faculties of arts, science, engineering, medicine and dentistry, commerce and social science, law, and education and continuing studies. Associated with the university are the Barber Institute of Fine Arts and the Shakespeare Institute.
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University of Alabama-Birmingham applies for patent.(Brief Article)
BIOTECH Patent News; 8/1/2000; 38 words;
University of Alabama-Birmingham (Birmingham, AL) has applied for a patent covering genomic nucleic acids of non-subtype B human immunodeficiency virus type 1 useful for detecting and treating AIDS. (US Appl. 184418; WO Publication 200026416)
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Birmingham University
Birmingham Post; 3/29/2005; 83 words;
Birmingham Post 03-29-2005 Birmingham University Edition: FIRST Section: News Sunna Syed and Samina Katoon with Robocop were one of the entrants when mechanical creations took part in a Birmingham University race. The robots, built by teams from the department of ElectronicElectrical ...
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&type=1 "The Birmingham Post (England)")
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Princess Royal arrives at the University of Birmingham.(News)
The Birmingham Post (England); 4/11/2000; 84 words;
... Princess Royal arrives at the University of Birmingham yesterday and talks to vice-chancell ... The Princess visited the university as patron of the British ... organises the annual British University Games and officially opened ... games are being held at the university until Thursdayand will ...
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HOCKEY: Birmingham University
Birmingham Post; 5/21/2002; 88 words;
00-00-0000 Midland League champions Birmingham University who, two weeks ago, gained promotion to the women's National League, crowned a successful season at the weekend by winning the ...
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Birmingham University botanic gardens.(ROP)
The Birmingham Post (England); 4/26/2004; 25 words;
Alison Darby, curator at the Birmingham University botanic gardens in Edgbaston, looks over the newly opened tulips which were on show at an open afternoon yesterday
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Rugby: In Brief - Birmingham University's Tracey Balmer
Birmingham Post; 2/23/2006; 105 words;
Birmingham Post 02-23-2006 Rugby: In Brief - Birmingham University's Tracey Balmer Edition ... FIRST Section: Sport Birmingham University's Tracey Balmer has ... joined in the pack by University of Worcester open-si ... Copyright 2006 Birmingham Post and Mail Ltd ...
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2004 Birmingham University study.(News)
The Birmingham Post (England); 10/14/2006; 94 words;
Thirty seven per cent of conceptions among people under 20 ended in an abortion. Many teenage mothers have grown up with some degree of poverty or disadvantage and have little in the way of educational qualifications Children from teenage parents have a much greater risk of poor health, increased
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PerkinElmer entered into multi-year research agreements with John Hopkins University and the University of Birmingham, UK.(LC/MS & MS: Company Announcements)
Instrument Business Outlook; 10/15/2006; 33 words;
PerkinElmer entered into multi-year research agreements with John Hopkins University and the University of Birmingham, UK, which will use its BioEXPRESSION Platform to discover biomarkers for cancer diagnostics.
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HOCKEY HITS: BIRMINGHAM University
Evening Mail; 12/12/2002; NICK PULLEN; 104 words;
BIRMINGHAM University inch ever closer towards the Midland Premier flight after thrashing ... Ollies - McGinn, Didham and Needham - were also on target. And the University Ladies go into their mid-season break six points clear on top of National ...
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POST PEOPLE: LAUNCH OF UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM'S SHACKLETON
Birmingham Post; 3/2/2005; 103 words;
Local comedian Jasper Carrott was the guest of honour at the winter themed launch of the University of Birmingham's newly refurbished hall of residence, Shackleton. Jasper performed the opening ceremony which was followed by a dinner and disco. Shackleton is part of the University's pounds 80 million ...
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A taut yet expansive reading drawing on a lifetime's experience; Dresden Staatskapelle Symphony Hall Birmingham University Music Society Orchestra The Great Hall, Birmingham University.(Review)
The Birmingham Post (England); 3/5/2001; 526 words;
... work for the composer, his teacher at the time. Yesterday afternoon an orchestra largely composed of students at Birmingham University gave Mahler's Fourth Symphony a reading which began full of properly youthful exuberance, fluent and flexible ...
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Designed for anyone serious about a career in the built environment ; BIRMINGHAM CITY UNIVERSITY Andrew Cowen discovers what Birmingham City University's School of Property and Planning has to offer s
Birmingham Post; 3/13/2008; Andrew Cowen; 406 words;
... in the built environment ; BIRMINGHAM CITY UNIVERSITY Andrew Cowen discovers what Birmingham City University's School of Property and Planning ... Cowen Edition: FIRST Section: News Courses don't come much more ... Construction and Planning at Birmingham City University. The ...
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Designed for anyone serious about a career in the built environment; BIRMINGHAM CITY UNIVERSITY Andrew Cowen discovers what Birmingham City University's School of Property and Planning has to offer students.(News)
The Birmingham Post (England); 3/13/2008; 360 words;
... Construction and Planning at Birmingham City University. The under-graduate and post-gradua ... strategic partnership with Birmingham City Council's Urban Design ... the companies will visit the university as lecturers or part of the ...
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&type=1 "Birmingham Evening Mail (England)")
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HOCKEY HITS: BIRMINGHAM University.(Sport)
Birmingham Evening Mail (England); 12/12/2002; 107 words;
Byline: NICK PULLEN BIRMINGHAM University inch ever closer towards the Midland Premier flight after ... McGinn, Didham and Needham - were also on target. And the University Ladies go into their mid-season break six points clear on ...
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&type=1 "Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)")
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Improving the NHS: THE CANCER EXPERT; PROF David Kerr is professor of clinical oncology at the Cancer Research Institute at Birmingham University and the city's Queen Elizabeth Hospital. He is a government adviser and a member of a national cancer network.
Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England); 6/4/2000; Hudson, Jenny; 86 words;
'FUNDING should be focused on the diseases that are most life-threatening. But I would not want to see the money being tipped down a black hole - I would want to see actual gains being made. 'It's surprising what improvements can be made by looking at the way we do things and relieving the
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