University of Birmingham
The University of Birmingham is a public research university located in Edgbaston, Birmingham, United Kingdom. It received its royal charter in 1900 as a successor to Queen's College, Birmingham and Mason Science College, making it the first English civic or 'red brick' university to receive its own royal charter.
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Gregory D. Mumford
Kevin McCain
Author
April Carson
American epidemiologist
David G. Standaert
Researcher
David Littlefield
Author
G. Uswatte
Author
Heith Copes
Researcher
Kirk Habegger
Researcher
Timothy R. Levine
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Jeanne Marrazzo
Microbiologist
Bertha Hidalgo
Researcher
Marshall Abrams
Kent R. Kerley
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Stephen Jeffares
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Mark Exworthy
Researcher
John Mohan
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Nikolaos Fountoulakis
Alan P. Sexton
Karen J. Wenell
Researcher
Manfred Kerber
Valeria de Paiva
Brazilian mathematician
Peter Alcock
Author
Adam Schembri
Linguist
Rohit Varman
Author
Maria A G Witek
Researcher
Eva Petermann
Researcher
Andrew C Peet
Researcher
Jessica Woodhams
Researcher
Xin Yao
Researcher
Martin Toms
Author
Marcus Perlman
Researcher
Gerardo Ortega
Researcher
Ethel Shakespear
Geologist
Nic Cheeseman
Political scientist
Clara S Humpston
Researcher
Damian A. Gonzalez-Salzberg
Author
Matthew Brett
Researcher
Deborah Youdell
Author
Niheer Dasandi
Researcher
Max Saunders
British writer
Melanie Calvert
Researcher
Christel McMullan
Researcher
Alastair Denniston
Field hockey player
David Sadler
English former footballer
Nicholas J. Wheeler
Professor
Dina Kiwan
Researcher
Nando Sigona
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