Seeing a dog on campus is almost like spotting a celebrity, with crowds forming around the four-legged friend who can’t quite contain its excitement. As a nation we love dogs so much, such that a dog is the most popular pet in the UK, with 26% of our population having...
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Following the strikes over Nutella in France, Marta Zima investigates the science behind our favourite chocolate spread...
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Marta Zima reports on the issues surrounding the recent success of cloning monkeys.
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February is the month of LGBTUA+ history, and it’s a month for reflection, learning, and understanding. A month dedicated to the history of the LGBTUA+ community reminds and celebrates, champions and warns, that our histories are not created equal. Initiated in 2005 by Sue Sanders, Elly Barnes, and Schools OUT...
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£3.8 million of funding has been raised for the University of Warwick spin-out Medherant's revolutionary transdermal drug-delivery device.
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Marta Zima investigates whether man flu is just a fictional phenomenon, or if there could be truth to the male ailment.
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Science explains how we always have more room for dessert despite feeling full, and its all thanks to Sensory-Specific Satiety (SSS).
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A new study reveals that playing video games may enhance learning. Is this the excuse to procrastinate that we've been waiting for?
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A team of scientists from the University of Warwick Medical School have developed a system which creates endocytosis in cells on demand...
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A University of Warwick graduate has invented a device which can revolutionise testing of transdermal drugs, allowing more efficient and accurate results.
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A Warwick led study has shed light on how your mood can spread across friendship groups, and the impact of this on depressive symptoms.
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Every year, students everywhere try to cram in as much information as possible during last minute study sessions for their exams, and yet we’ve all experienced a mind-blank when trying to recall information. It seems no matter how many brain-training apps we use, or superfoods we eat, our memory still...
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New research sheds light on why cognitive performance improves between childhood to young adulthood, despite brain volume and cortical thickness declining.
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