International Women’s Day: six female trailblazers in STEM
To mark International Women’s Day, six of our writers celebrate women in the world of science, technology, engineering and mathematics...
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Science & Tech
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Hannah Iqbal
Mar. 6
Love at first sight: what does the science say?
Anna Bickerton
Feb. 12
An eight-month holiday in space: Inside Williams and Wilmore’s unexpected ISS adventure
Abigail Mableson
Feb. 11
University of Warwick astronomers involved in discovery of new planets
Amro Maraqa
Jan. 26
How to set your Christmas pudding on fire
Martin Day
Dec. 10
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Tom Ryan
Dec. 9
Warwick study shows that dependence on AI can lead to ‘less accurate cancer diagnosis’
Caleb Tye
Nov. 17
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