Following in the footsteps of Warwick alumni
With new freshers joining the university soon, Manpreet Kaur reflects on some of the notable STEM alumni to come out of Warwick.
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Economics of Brexit to hit British science
Nobody knows how the UK’s exit will hit British science. And how could they? There is, undeniably, huge uncertainty with regards to the impact of Brexit on Britain, and in the case of British science it is much the same when trying to understand the economic impacts Brexit will bring...
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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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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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Researchers call for GP-based HIV screening
With help from the University of Warwick, researchers call for HIV screenings to introduced, after a study has shown it to be cost-effective.
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Warwick scientists aim to discover why our Universe is matter-dominated
A team of Warwick scientists are taking part in the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment, in order to learn about the nature of neutrinos.
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