Warwick University are collaborating with Intel Corporation, the Alan Turing Institute, and University Hospitals Coventry & Warwickshire NHS Trust (UHCW) to detect cancer cells more accurately. Initial work focused on lung cancer cells, with both the University and Intel working to renovate a model which allows computers to recognise cellular...
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Inside a magic season: why Warwick Polo always bloody win
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The PS1/N64 console era was my introduction to gaming. My formative game experiences included pouring hours into Final Fantasy VII and IX, perfecting my platforming with Crash Bandicoot, and planning world domination in Command and Conquer. However alongside these unattested classics, I experienced the simple and sheer delight of breaking...
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The Rt.Hon. The Baroness Ashton of Upholland GCMG PC officially became the University’s new Chancellor on 3 May following a ceremony at the Slate. Succeeding Sir Richard Lambert in the role, Baroness Ashton has previously served as the Leader of the House of Lords and was nominated for a Nobel...
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Television and the media have been circulating with publicised campaigns, biased interviewees and debates following Prime Minister Theresa May’s announcement of a June snap election. It might seem all fine and well that the election is a main talking point on UK news, but televised media seems to have a...
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With the general election looming near there is an increasing sense of urgency from the major parties in rapidly outlining their positions to begin canvassing votes – especially if your name is Jeremy Corbyn. As ever, the importance of the economy in political discourse is significant, particularly in the turbulent...
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The University of Warwick is set to broadcast two open air, live opera performances on the big screen in the piazza on central campus during the summer. Verdi’s La Traviata will be shown on Tuesday 4 July and Puccini’s Turandot will be shown on Friday 14 July. The University is...
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As the seasoned news-watchers among you might have heard, a general election is upon us. “But Matt, what does this mean for science?”, I hear you cry! Well fear not, for I have gone to the effort of providing an analysis of each major party’s position on science so that...
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Fake news and alternative facts – we are increasingly surrounded with such a wealth of information which may be true and may be false. In the age where everyone has an opinion, however moderately formed and based on facts, it is hard to decide who is making sense. Additionally, making...
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Warwick Vice-Chancellor Stuart Croft and Becky Gittins, the SU’s Democracy and Development Officer, have shared a “call to action,” urging students to register to vote in the upcoming elections before the deadline next Monday. The call, shared on the Vice-Chancellor’s blog, commented that “there are also many misconceptions around who is eligible to...
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It seems that nearly every facet of recent economic-political discourse, public speeches and addresses, and of course, the myriad of press articles produced daily, concern Brexit in some shape or form. The commanding following it has generated has invaded most aspects of reporting today, making one shudder at the very...
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Rating: We’ve all seen the references and spin-offs for this musical, and the little I knew about it led me to think it very strange. Written as a film in 1960 and adapted into a musical in 1962, Little Shop of Horrors is a black comedy mixed with horror. Seymour,...
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A list of films that were able to conquer the audience while using truthful depictions of mental illness.
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