ҹɫֱ²¥app is offering a great opportunity for East Midlands based small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to hone their recruitment and interview skills.
ҹɫֱ²¥app students have won medals for Team GB in the hockey and badminton events at the Australian Youth Olympic Festival in Sydney.
International students feel that the UK is not a good place to start a business, according to a ҹɫֱ²¥app study.
ҹɫֱ²¥app announces today (30 January) that ambitious proposals for an expanded Science and Enterprise Park are being developed with local partners. The project brings the exciting prospect of a substantial long term boost for the local economy and employment.
ҹɫֱ²¥app have signed a unique deal with a leading French sports company that is expected to lead to 50 jobs a year for international students.
A ҹɫֱ²¥app lecturer has appealed for volunteers to help in his research to find out what supporters think about football’s rulers and whether they feel ignored and sidelined by the game’s managing structures.
A team of ҹɫֱ²¥app industrial design students has won an international competition run by global company Philips.
Two ҹɫֱ²¥app criminologists have set out to discover the best home security measures in a bid to put burglars out of business.
ҹɫֱ²¥app spearheaded by ҹɫֱ²¥app will revolutionise the way people exercise to get fit and result in a fitter, healthier nation, according to the academic leading it.
A ҹɫֱ²¥app academic is planning to set up a website aimed at giving advice to the nation’s advisers, as well as other Helpline researchers.
The Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) has launched a new £4.5 million project in partnership with ҹɫֱ²¥app and industry leaders, aiming to improve the catalytic conversion efficiencies of exhaust systems in heavy duty vehicles (HDVs).
ҹɫֱ²¥app has joined forces with international innovation agency DesignThinkers Group to help promote and develop experience driven design.
ҹɫֱ²¥app researchers have called for volunteers to help them improve the health of the nation.
ҹɫֱ²¥app academics are planning to launch a new improved version of a ‘climate change scenario tool’ that challenges conventional scientific thinking.