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Warwick researchers develop new synthetic antifreeze

Warwick Chemistry and Warwick Medical School researchers have developed an antifreeze exhibiting unprecedented effectiveness at slowing the growth of ice crystals. This means additional protection to airplane wings and wind turbines from ice damage, smoother ice-cream and safer preservation of mammalian tissues and cells. The lead researcher is Professor Matthew...
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By , Aug. 31, 2017

Should the biblical epic make a comeback?

Back in the fifties, the Bible was big business in Hollywood. Audiences used to flock to see big-budget and heavy-on-spectacle adaptations of Bible stories but, in much the way of the western, the genre effectively vanished from screens. We’ve seen a few biblical films as of late, but nothing rivaling...
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By , Aug. 30, 2017

In conversation with… Nintendo Society

Everybody loves Mario Kart. When we wake up to the very real lizard person threat, I firmly believe that a love of madcap kart racing will be the only way to differentiate between fellow human beings and our cold-blooded overlords. There’s just something irresistible about Nintendo’s games that bring people...
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By , Aug. 30, 2017

A science student’s guide to literature

Starting university is the perfect opportunity to pick up old pastimes. Manpreet Kaur looks back on her first year as a science student at Warwick, discussing how re-discovering literature has impacted on her studies so far.  Reading used to be one of my hobbies. I’d often read thrillers by Jeffery...
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By , Aug. 30, 2017

How to decorate your bedroom like an artist

Moving to university can be daunting and exciting, so decorating your bedroom to create a comfortable and positive environment is a great way to help you settle in. You can express your personality and bring out your inner artist whilst providing your new flatmates with an insight into what you like. Luckily...
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By , Aug. 28, 2017