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September 28, 2023
The University of Warwick has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Ukrainian Leadership Academy and the Ministry of Education and Science in Ukraine. The move underlines the deep and growing links between Ukraine and Warwick.
September 7, 2023
The University of Warwick and the Ukrainian Leadership Academy have joined forces to create a pioneering programme which aims to help rebuild the country’s education system. The Ukrainian Education Rebuilding Summer School will support 40 outstanding Ukrainian participants to deliver transformative change in education and leadership in their country. Running from September 9th to 15th, the programme will offer a blend of on-campus and online learning, led by Warwick experts.
June 29, 2023
In August & September 2022, Silicon Chip founder Leo Simpson covered the magazine’s history and touched on some of its predecessors: Radio, TV & Hobbies and Electronics Australia. Jamieson (Jim) Rowe was an important figure at both magazines, working on and off for them over 40-odd years before joining the Silicon Chip team. Here is his part of the story. by Jim Rowe
June 26, 2023
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on 17 April 2014 he had no plans of remaining president for life.
April 3, 2023
With Russia's invasion ongoing, Ukraine is looking for ways that artificial intelligence can help treat the wounded
March 30, 2023
Photo: University of Warwick website. Researchers in the UK and Ukraine are teaming up to develop artificial intelligence (AI) that will help treat those wounded by shrapnel.
March 7, 2023
University of Arizona students are behind CatSat, a cereal box-sized satellite that will probe the ionosphere and beam data to Earth with an inflatable antenna.
March 2, 2023
Nissan recalls more than 800,000 SUVs for jackknife-style key fob issue that can shut off the ignition.
October 27, 2022
Prof Yullia Lysanets says it is important students can access higher education despite the war.