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Appears in 4 stories · Last updated Nov 5, 2026
Home institution of co-author Felipe Lagos-Vilches
The white dwarf J1328−1450 sits about 1,600 light years away, the burnt-out core of a star like the Sun. Two rings of glowing gas circle it, separated by an empty gap.
Updated 6 days ago
Led the research
Astronomers at the University of Warwick have identified the first star ever credibly reported as green: WD J1330+6435, a white dwarf their models place at about 4,000°C that would glow chartreuse to the human eye.
Updated Oct 26
As of October 2026: Lead institution for the study; designed the precursor molecules and ran the characterization
Chemists at the University of Warwick and the University of Birmingham found that materials which briefly form during heating can have useful properties of their own. The team captured a new form of bismuth vanadate, a compound studied for solar hydrogen production, with a different atomic structure and a larger band gap than any known version.
Updated Oct 12
As of September 2026: Where the proof was completed
In 2004, two mathematicians hypothesized a way to "sandwich" a hard-to-analyze random graph between two simpler ones. Twenty-two years later, three researchers at the University of Warwick proved it.
Updated Sep 18
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