Warwick society spotlights for freshers’ 2025: STEM edition
The SciTech section reached out to many of the amazing STEM societies that operate at Warwick ahead of Freshers’ week!...
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Science & Tech
How do airport scanners work and what do they really see?
Edward Croisdale-Appleby
Aug. 22
The birth of the world’s ‘oldest’ baby: How long should embryos be frozen for?
Aaron Levy
Aug. 20
My experience of taking a GLP-1 drug: The unknown truths about weight loss medication
Georgia Carwardine
Aug. 15
Could jellyfish hold the key to immortality?
Abishek Elavarasan
Aug. 5
New research and more effective treatments are resulting in an increase in cancer survival rates
Lara Bower
Aug. 1
Is every species capable of conscious thought?
Abishek Elavarasan
Jul. 29
Preventable cause of miscarriage uncovered by Warwick researchers in major breakthrough
Ciara Flynn
Jul. 13
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