Name	Description	Last Editor	Last Updated	Keywords
adrian_penfold.jpg		Alice Scott	28/10/21
alice_mah.jpg		Alice Scott	28/10/21
al_orangutan_2.jpg		Alice Scott	28/09/21
al_orangutan_3.jpg		Alice Scott	28/09/21
al_orangutan_4.jpg		Alice Scott	28/09/21
al_orangutan.jpg		Alice Scott	28/09/21
caroline_kuzemko.jpg		Alice Scott	28/10/21
CPR event	Jade Wilmot (Resuscitation for Medical Disciplines Society) and their team, Dr Jane Bryan (Community Values Education Programme) and representatives from the Warwick Life Saving Society and the Warwick First Aid Society.	Peter Thorley	15/10/21
dave_chapman.jpg		Alice Scott	28/10/21
Dr Ed Brambley, WMG/Maths	Dr Ed Brambley, WMG/Maths	Alice Scott	14/10/21
Dr Emily Hill	Dr Emily Hill from the School of Life Sciences.	Peter Thorley	23/09/21
Dr Freya Harrison	Dr Freya Harrison	Alice Scott	14/10/21
Dr Stuart Coles, WMG, University of Warwick, with graphene		Alice Scott	27/10/21
Dr Stuart Coles, WMG, University of Warwick, with graphene		Alice Scott	27/10/21
Dr Stuart Coles, WMG, University of Warwick, with graphene		Alice Scott	27/10/21
Dr Stuart Coles, WMG, University of Warwick, with graphene		Alice Scott	27/10/21
Ed Brambley ring rolling image credit Hammerwerk Erft.	Ed Brambley ring rolling image credit Hammerwerk Erft.	Alice Scott	13/10/21
elizabeth_chant.jpg		Alice Scott	28/10/21
emily_hillman.png	Dr Emily Hill from the School of Life Sciences.	Peter Thorley	23/09/21
Forth Rail Bridge over the Firth of Forth in Scotland	Forth Rail Bridge over the Firth of Forth in Scotland	Alice Scott	21/10/21
graeme_macdonald.jpg		Alice Scott	28/10/21
Hande Ciyar	Hande Ciyar	Tom Frew	11/10/21	Hande Ciyar
hendrik_schaefer.jpg		Alice Scott	28/10/21
Hot Jupiter	An artist’s concept of a “hot Jupiter” extrasolar planet. Credit: NASA, ESA, and L. Hustak (STScI)	Peter Thorley	28/10/21
Hot Jupiter 400	An artist’s concept of a “hot Jupiter” extrasolar planet. Credit: NASA, ESA, and L. Hustak (STScI)	Peter Thorley	28/10/21
jess_savage.jpg		Alice Scott	28/10/21
kerry_kirwan.jpg		Alice Scott	28/10/21
L3 Sajjad		Alice Scott	12/10/21
L3 Sajjad		Alice Scott	12/10/21
L3 Sajjad		Alice Scott	12/10/21
L3 Sajjad		Alice Scott	12/10/21
L3 Sajjad		Alice Scott	12/10/21
lory_barile.jpg		Alice Scott	28/10/21
margot_james.jpg		Alice Scott	28/10/21
Merging neutron stars	Merging neutron stars. Credit: University of Warwick/Mark Garlick	Peter Thorley	06/10/21
michael_bradshaw.jpg		Alice Scott	28/10/21
MicroBooNE	Workers install a component of MicroBooNE’s precision detector (called a time projection chamber) into the cylindrical container, or cryostat. Photo: Reidar Hahn, Fermilab	Peter Thorley	28/10/21
MicroBooNE 400	Workers install a component of MicroBooNE’s precision detector (called a time projection chamber) into the cylindrical container, or cryostat. Photo: Reidar Hahn, Fermilab	Peter Thorley	28/10/21
microsoftteams-image_5.jpg		Alice Scott	12/10/21
microsoftteams-image_7.jpg		Alice Scott	12/10/21
MSI heatmap Prof. Nasir Rajpoot	MSI heatmap Prof. Nasir Rajpoot	Alice Scott	14/10/21
MSI heatmap Prof. Nasir Rajpoot 2	Spatial map of a colorectal cancer tissue section produced by the IDARS algorithm, mapping a proxy measure of instability (red) or stability (green) for DNA microsatellites in the tumour. Tissue regions without any overlay are non-tumour. Colon cancer cases with high microsatellite instability are generally more likely to respond to expensive immunotherapy treatments.	Alice Scott	18/10/21
nesf_1.jpeg		Peter Thorley	20/09/21
nesf_2.jpeg		Peter Thorley	20/09/21
nesf_3.jpeg		Peter Thorley	20/09/21
parvez_islam.jpg		Alice Scott	28/10/21
picture1.jpg		Alice Scott	22/12/21
picture2.jpg		Alice Scott	22/12/21
pietari_kaapa.jpg		Alice Scott	28/10/21
pres_fig_mod_rev_10_25_21.jpg	By measuring the Doppler shift illustrated in the right column of this figure, scientists can reconstruct a planet's orbital velocity in time towards or away from Earth. The strength of the planet signal as shown in the middle column, along the expected apparent velocity (navy dashed curve) of the planet as it orbits the star, contains information on the amounts of different gases in the atmosphere. Credit: P. Smith/M. Line/S. Selkirk/ASU	Peter Thorley	26/10/21
Professor John Clarkson, School of Life Sciences	Professor John Clarkson, School of Life Sciences	Alice Scott	27/10/21
Propellor star	Credit: University of Warwick/Mark Garlick	Peter Thorley	15/10/21
stuart_coles.jpg		Alice Scott	28/10/21
VLR Image 1	L to R Margot James, Prof Stuart Croft and Cllr Jim O'Boyle with model of VLR track	Peter Thorley	27/09/21
VLR Image 2	L to R Prof Stuart Croft, Margot James and Cllr Jim O'Boyle with model of VLR track	Peter Thorley	27/09/21
volkan_degirmenci.jpg		Alice Scott	28/10/21
White Cliffs of Dover	White Cliffs of Dover	Tom Frew	16/09/21	White Cliffs of Dover
White Dwarf System_01	Planets orbiting from a sufficient distance can continue to exist after their star dies. New evidence gathered from a solar system like our own suggests that Jupiter and Saturn might survive the Sun’s red giant phase — when it burns the last of its nuclear fuel and collapses some 5 billion years from now. Credit: W. M. Keck Observatory/Adam Makarenko	Peter Thorley	14/10/21
WMG Revolution VLR		Alice Scott	27/10/21
WMG Revolution VLR		Alice Scott	27/10/21
WMG Revolution VLR		Alice Scott	27/10/21
WMG Revolution VLR		Alice Scott	27/10/21
WMG Revolution VLR		Alice Scott	27/10/21
WMG Revolution VLR		Alice Scott	27/10/21
Women in translation longlist	The longlisted titles for the Warwick Prize for Women in Translation 2021.	Peter Thorley	28/10/21