Blue light from our screens can speed up the development of blindness
Sam Pearson sheds light (pun intended) on how blue light from digital devices can speed up the development of blindness.
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Antibiotic-resistant infections may be cured with new immunobiotics
Sam Pearson reports on a breakthrough in antibiotic drugs, which incorporates the body's own immune system.
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Warwick research to help make Ford cars more fuel efficient
Sam Pearson reports on award-winning WMG work which could make Ford cars more fuel-efficient.
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Hydrid embryos could positively impact organ donation
Scientists have created a hybrid human-sheep embryo, with potential for growing human organs within animal hosts.
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Warwick research identifies JPC11 as a potential cancer treatment
Research from the University of Warwick has identified JPC11, a compound that possesses a unique approach to destroying cancer cells.
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Is the ‘happy hormone’ the reason for human intelligence?
New studies suggest that dopamine, the "happy hormone", could be one of the key factors that make the human brain different to that of other animals and leads to our superior intelligence.
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Warwick researchers identify brain cells responsible for appetite
Warwick researchers discover that tanycytes control appetite, creating new possibilities for dieting and weight loss treatment...
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New Warwick research could revolutionise medicine
Research from the School of Life Sciences reveals that cells can be programmed like a computer, with interesting applications for medicine.
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Neutron star observation aided by Warwick researchers
Warwick researchers were part of the team that captured light of two colliding neutron stars from the European Southern Observatory...
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Conditions for ‘diamond rain’ have been recreated on Earth
The conditions for the 'diamond rain' present on Uranus and Neptune have been recreated in the lab, with help from Warwick researchers.
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Warwick research leads to new possibilities for the treatment of bacterial diseases
Warwick's School of Life Sciences have researched an old antibiotic, with big implications for the treatment of tuberculosis...
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