Flaws uncovered in university log-in system
A flaw in the Warwick IT services log-in system may leave students vulnerable to cyber attack
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Dead Rising 2
The world has changed drastically since 2006. Back then, _Dead Rising_ was a huge hit, placing Frank West in a shopping mall full of zombies, with three days to solve the mystery of their appearance and escape. Whilst the game was based on countless B movies, with a stereotypical plot,...
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F1 2010
It’s surprising that for a sport so dominant in the world of motor racing, F1 hasn’t had a good gaming representation for a very, very long time. The last proper F1 game was 2007’s _Formula One Championship Edition_ and while it was an alright game, it didn’t truly live up...
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Fees to rise to £9,000
The Government has announced it will raise fees from the current £3,290 to a maximum £9,000
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Students to march against fees
Students will be marching through London in protest against proposed education cuts and fee rises today
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Warwick Medical School celebrates tenth anniversary
The UK's only all-graduate entry medical school celebrates ten years of rapid expansion
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Hundreds already raised for men’s health
Dozens of 'Mo Bros' commit to a no-shave November to raise funds and awareness for men's health
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Graduate unemployment soars
Unemployment highest for 17 years, with one in eleven graduates unemployed after six months
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New scholarship for international postgraduates
Warwick is to create £1.5 million worth of new scholarships for international PhD students from next year
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A brief guide to quantum computing…
You may have noticed that when it comes to technology, things just keep getting smaller and faster. A smaller doodah here, a thinner whatsit there. Almost every week you hear of some new gadget boasting greater processing power and more memory than any normal person could use. All this in...
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The hair raising truth about lightning
Travelling at 93,000 miles per second, discharging 30,000 amps and searching for the quickest route to ground, being caught in a lightning storm is literally like dodging nature’s swiftest assassin. With no idea whether this killer might strike, only the clap of thunder alerts you to the presence of this...
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Windows Phone 7. Too little, too late?
It seems incredible, but it was only three and a half years ago that Apple released the first version of the iPhone. In such a short time the device has shot to the top of the market, becoming a household name in the process, and has revolutionised the way people...
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Building the world’s first computer
2010 seems like an odd year to begin building the world’s first computer. However, an international campaign to see the production of a fully programmable computing machine designed in 1837 is steadily gaining momentum. Programmer and science blogger John Graham-Cumming is planning on constructing Charles Babbage’s Analytical Engine: a steam...
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