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University of Warwick launches UK's first National Centre for Research Culture | Science - Vimarsana News

University of Warwick launches UK's first National Centre for Research Culture | Science

The University of Warwick has launched the first National Centre for Research Culture which aims to bring together colleagues from across the sector to share best practice; collectively putting inclusivity, collaboration and investment in people at the heart of research culture across the UK’s Higher Education sector.

Searching for a saint: Charlene Richard in Louisiana - Vimarsana News

Searching for a saint: Charlene Richard in Louisiana

After a Louisiana 12-year-old’s sainthood cause got the world’s attention, two friends went to learn her story for themselves. What they found surprised them.

University of Warwick gets £1.25 million funding boost - Vimarsana News

University of Warwick gets £1.25 million funding boost

The University of Warwick has received a share of £40 million which will support a range of social, economic and behavioural science research that can positively impact society.The University is one of 32 organisations receiving £1.25 million from th

Sisters thank Chiefs fans who helped them tragic moment at AFC Championship - Vimarsana News

Sisters thank Chiefs fans who helped them tragic moment at AFC Championship

Krista and Caroline were overwhelmed last year by the kindness and generosity of Chiefs Kingdom last year after learning their father passed away.

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Warwick University to host UK's most powerful Nuclear Magnetic Resonance instrument | Science - Vimarsana News

Warwick University to host UK's most powerful Nuclear Magnetic Resonance instrument | Science

A consortium led by the University of Warwick has been awarded £17M to procure the UK’s most powerful Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) instrument at 1.2 GHz. There are only seven such machines currently operating around the world. The funds have been awarded to a consortium of six UK Universities through the UKRI Infrastructure Fund. Other Universities in the consortium are Lancaster, Liverpool, Nottingham, Southampton and St Andrews.