Modified bacteria could make solar panels more reliable
Saraa Kaleem reports on research from the University of British Columbia which may help improve the reliability of solar panels.
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Warwick at the Fringe: MTW presents The Improv Musical
Next up in our Warwick at the Fringe series is the old favourite, but still new every time, Music Theatre Warwick’s Improv Musical. What’s the concept? The Improv Musical is an hour long completely improvised musical. The songs are improvised. The scenes are improvised. We take suggestions from the audience...
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Why a Buffy reboot is a terrible idea
When I checked my phone on a fateful Saturday morning, I certainly didn’t expect to read an announcement that Buffy the Vampire Slayer was getting a reboot. Although I was a mere foetus when the first episode premiered I eventually watched it and was rewarded with some of the best...
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How to overcome the cost of wellness for students
Healthy living can sometimes come at a cost, but Fatima Patel shares how students can overcome the cost of Wellness.
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Are patents and intellectual property rights being misused?
Patents and intellectual property rights have been pushed into the media spotlight recently due to the rise in technological innovation and the advancement in artificial intelligence. As a result, obtaining intellectual property rights is becoming strategically necessary for businesses who want to launch new products onto the market but do...
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Beyond Imax – How Cinemas Need to Evolve
In an age when media consumption seems to be done on smaller and smaller screens, the cinema remains the definitive way in which to watch films, and for good reason. While the cinema may not be the most convenient place to watch films, as it puts you at the mercy...
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Calls for students’ backgrounds to be part of university entry alongside grades
Calls have been made to improve equality of opportunity for university entry by making it “about background, and not just exams”.
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Warwick researchers to help make biodegradable plastics more sustainable
Manpreet Kaur reports on new research from the University of York and the University of Warwick which aims to make biodegradable plastics more sustainable.
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Warwick exams assess us as if we were still schoolchildren
Coming out of school having just finished my A-level exams and looking forward to my academic future at university, I was not expecting there to be many similarities. The differences in teaching style between school and university are considerable. Instead of classrooms, teachers and weeks to learn topics – we...
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Pride Part 1: Past and Present
This time of year has come around far too quickly, but I’m not complaining. I’ve done first year, and having been at Warwick until a few weeks ago, I missed a lot of Pride-related events in my city. But while I was unable to attend the spectacle that is Birmingham...
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It’s the year of the sequels, again
You may have noticed over the past few years that a lot of the games currently coming out are sequels and remasters. Most sports games have new iterations every year, shooters like Call of Duty, Halo and Battlefield continue to pump out a new game most years. Ubisoft just can’t...
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The darker side of the World Cup
Just over a week ago, the mood in England was gloomy. The World Cup dream had been cut abruptly short; normal service had resumed. For some, though, the mood was not just gloomy. It was dangerous, damaging, terrifying. Statistics collected by academics, drawn from phone calls received by the police...
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Huge breakthrough in global fight against HIV with a promising new vaccine
Lauren Turner reports on a new vaccine which provides hope in the fight against the spread of HIV according to new research.
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