A team at the James Hutton Institute, a Scottish centre for crop research, has captured the corkscrew motion of roots growing through soil. This advance in our understanding of plant growth is possible thanks to a new imaging technology: transparent soil. Dr. Adalvan Martins led the work in the research...
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As the Coronavirus pandemic has caused drastic changes to the education system, professionals have said that online universities are here to stay.
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Is this a smart move by Microsoft?
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For the Class of 2020, there will be far fewer jobs than in the previous year due to the novel Covid-19 and the subsequent economic downturn around the globe, leaving many with far fewer opportunities. For those who had secured graduate roles, internships and vacation schemes, there is greater uncertainty...
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In light of a recent survey that asks what books the public would want on their own desert islands, Jasmine Walker shares her own list and how it is relevant to our own current lockdown
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As live sport returns to the UK, it seems we may have a double helping of Formula 1 on the horizon. The government has been pushing for a return of elite sport, and F1 is one of the sports on the list. Teams will be given an exemption from the...
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Has the handling of coronavirus doomed cruise ships to a watery demise? Hannah Matthews looks at the rise and fall of the cruise line industry.
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Cambridge University, the wealthiest university in the UK, has announced that it is seeking financial aid from the government.
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Reece Goodall reviews the last episode of Rick and Morty season 4, reflecting on the finale's substantial advancement on the narrative, and its delivery of long-needed character development.
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Universities, academics and students have long argued that online teaching will never match “the real thing”. The Coronavirus pandemic however has ushered in an urgent shift towards digital alternatives, with the lockdown forcing students off-campus for term 3. In a survey which asked University of Warwick students about their experience...
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Students across the Channel Islands are now able to return to the UK to collect their belongings from universities.
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Noah Keate reflects on his first year at Warwick, considering what he could have done differently and why it was so enjoyable.
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The British Basketball League (BBL) has voted unanimously to end the 2019/20 season without awarding the league title. In a league statement, BBL Chairman Sir Rodney Walker said: “Obviously this is not the way anyone wanted to see the season end and we worked hard to try to find an...
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