Researchers at Warwick University explain how the small scale world of nanotechnology is having a big impact on our everyday world, part one - chemistry and nano.
From sandals to sneakers and high heels in between, the book compiled by Dr Giorgio Riello from Warwick University looks at the complete history of shoes.
Researchers at Warwick University explain how the small scale world of nanotechnology is having a big impact on our everyday world, part two - cement and nano, amongst other things.
Dr Gordon Smith explains how a new system for in-mould painting will bring new benefits to the manufacturing of car parts, mobile phones and other items.
At the start of a five-part series of films on China's relationship with the rest of the world, Warwick University's Christian Hess considers the historical context.
In the second part of a special iCast series Reflections on China, considering the relationship of China with the rest of the world, Professor Simon Collinson, of Warwick Business School, looks at whether China's rapid economic expansion will lead to market domination.
The development of a car that diagnoses faults and mends them is moving a step closer thanks to research being carried out at Warwick University in partnership with Jaguar Cars.
Dr Sudesh Kumar looks at the relationship between obesity and diabetes and how researchers are helping doctors better diagnose and treat both conditions.
How the University of Warwick's Engineering Department has developed a new digital opthalmascope that could brign dramatic benefits on both the high street and in the developing world.
A team at Warwick HRI are helping to save the diverse variety of butterflies in an area of Guyana in South America, as well as their rainforest habitat, by helping local people to set up a butterfly farm.
