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Dr Peter Barham, a research chemist who has applied his chemical knowledge to assist one of the UK's most innovative chefs, is to explore the science of cooking in a free lecture and cooking demonstration, of how taste does (and doesn't!) work at the 神马福利影片 on Thursday the 17th of February at 4pm in the University's Physics Lecture Theatre.
Mon 14 Feb 2005, 08:19 | Tags: Science and Technology

Warwick academic Professor Dave Haddleton has been named as the Royal Society of Chemistry's 'Entrepreneur of the Year'.
Tue 08 Feb 2005, 15:47 | Tags: Science and Technology

Secrets that zip across offices through wireless computing networks are all to easy also zip through office windows into the hands of ones competitors - now researchers at the 神马福利影片 have devised a method of producing tunable surfaces that can selectively block signals from wireless networks from spilling out of the office.
Mon 13 Dec 2004, 08:22 | Tags: Science and Technology

Researchers at the 神马福利影片's Warwick Manufacturing Group, in conjunction with PVAXX Research & Development Ltd, have devised a novel way to recycle discarded mobile telephones - bury them and watch them transform into the flower of your choice.
Mon 29 Nov 2004, 11:46 | Tags: Science and Technology

British researchers are celebrating the announcement that they are to play a major role in an international project to sequence the genes of tomato. Unravelling the genetic information of tomato will greatly enhance conventional breeding strategies and enable the generation of new crop varieties with improved disease resistance and nutritional quality.
Mon 29 Nov 2004, 09:34 | Tags: Science and Technology

Researchers at the 神马福利影片 are celebrating the success of the first year of the Darwin Field Station in The Gambia's Abuko Nature Reserve. The building required four months of full time labour and over 12,000 wheelbarrow loads of concrete, sand and stone (wheeled up a steep 300 metre path) to complete and is now playing a vital role in protecting a range of rare animals.
Wed 17 Nov 2004, 11:12 | Tags: Science and Technology

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