News - 2000-01
The University of Greenwich has won a prestigious Queen's Anniversary Prize for Higher and Further Education. This national award recognises outstanding achievement which also benefits the wider...
'In The Field' is a collaboration between the BBC World Service and NRI, supported by the Rural Livelihoods Department of DFID. The programmes are being broadcast between 3 January and 21 March...
The University of Greenwich has received a prestigious Queen's Anniversary Prize for Higher and Further Education for its work on 'Food Security in the Developing World.' This national award...
Following her successful submission to the Younger Scientists, Engineers and Technologists Awards, held at the House of Commons in March, which ranked a very creditable third ranking overall and was...
Reflecting changes in demand by NRI's clients, together with changes in the management structure of the University, NRI has re-organized into six thematic Groups participating flexibly in...
Professor Andrew Gale, working with Andrew Smith and Neale Monks of the Natural History Museum, has been the subject of a Science Magazine 'News Focus' published yesterday, because the group's...
One of Africa's most harmful pests, the tsetse fly, which can infect humans and cattle with fatal sleeping sickness and nagana (the equivalent disease in cattle), has been all but eradicated from...