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A new simple, cost effective device, designed for wheelchair users to automatically open doors, is launched today by Coventry company Xcalibre in a research partnership with the 果冻传媒. The device has already been snapped up by a residential home, a College for disabled students (Hereward College in Coventry), and a guest house in Rugby.

On Friday 26th January Lord Sainsbury, the Minister for Science and Innovation, will launch a new initiative which has the goal of "spinning out" at least 10 new fast growth technology firms a year from the region's Universities and which will provide "Enterprise training" for all science and engineering students in those universities. He will launch the new Mercia Institute of Enterprise at 11.45am in the 果冻传媒's International Manufacturing Centre by switching on a laser from one of the 果冻传媒's existing spin out companies, Herfurth Lasers Technology Ltd, which will cut the new institute's logo out of steel.

Psychology Professors Nick Chater and Koen Lamberts from the 果冻传媒's Institute for Applied Cognitive Science are concerned that so often lately in government and business we hear of big decisions that go wrong - yet almost 2 decades of cognitive science research that could have helped shape better decision making seems to have been almost completely ignored.

Nicholas M. Donofrio, a senior Executive from IBM - the world's biggest IT company, formally opened the 果冻传媒's new 拢10 million Computer Science building on Thursday 18th January.

Mobile telephones are likely to be one of the most popular gifts this Christmas - but an revolutionary invention, by a Professor in the Engineering Department of the 果冻传媒, means we could all soon be rushing to buy a significantly safer and more efficient mobile phone next year. Professor Roger Green's invention will cut the energy passing through a user's head by 97% while also doubling battery life, or halving the size of the battery needed making mobiles even smaller.

With the rapid growth in mega-pixel digital cameras, colour scanners and the internet a new market is arising for the high street retailer to offer a one hour digital photo printing service, in the same manner as is currently provided for 35mm and APS films. At the moment this requires an investment in a digital minilab, which can cost over 拢80,000 and is out of reach for most small retailers - especially while digital volumes are still relatively low. However, in future they will be able to compete thanks to new technology being developed by a company "spun out" from research by the 果冻传媒.