International news Back to 'International' Strengthening North American industry ties with the Greater Birmingham Transatlantic Chamber of Commerce DescriptionRebrand of the Transatlantic Chamber for renewed focus on North American industry partnerships. The University of Birmingham has research partnerships with US businesses across e.g. finance, rail and manufacturing.Date:30/01/2019 Dr Upen Patel delivers dental care in India with Birmingham student volunteers DescriptionDr Upen Patel from the University of Birmingham's College of Medical and Dental Sciences travelled to India earlier this year to provide hundreds of local residents with free dental and oral care.Date:03/09/2018 A Cool World: Tackling the energy crisis through sustainable clean cooling DescriptionMore than 100 cooling and energy efficiency decision-makers and experts recently joined forces at the University of Birmingham for A Cool World, the first global congress on clean cold.Date:14/05/2018 Exploring ethnic diversity in women's cancer on a multi-cultural scale DescriptionScientists, and clinicians from the UK, India and Africa as well as representatives from industry recently joined forces for a workshop held by the University of Birmingham India Institute into the causes and development of cancer among ethnic minority women.Date:27/03/2018 Modern slavery: How we're tackling exploitation within India's garment supply chains DescriptionA major project aimed at tackling modern slavery within India's garment exporting industry is well underway. The programme involves four different universities, including the University of Birmingham.Date:09/01/2018 Birmingham - Beijing energy partnership wins Chinese funding for joint research programme DescriptionEnergy storage experts at the University of Birmingham and the University of Science & Technology Beijing (USTB) have won a major funding award from the Chinese government for a joint doctoral research programme.Date:22/02/2017 Jamaican Dancehall In/securities Symposium Date:16/01/2017 Birmingham water experts help China clean sewage treatment DescriptionExperts at the University of Birmingham have developed a unique device that could help to make wastewater treatment plants in China run more effectively – cutting costs and emissions of planet-warming greenhouse gases.Date:17/05/2016 Interfaces Team Enjoy Joint Field Experiment in Brittany Date:16/05/2016 INTERFACES Fellows Present at EGU2016 Date:12/05/2016 Displaying 1 to 10 of 21 Previous 1 2 3 Next