History
This substance thought to have healing properties, was a key ingredient in burn treatments in ancient Egyptian medicine.
Honey
This element's presence in haemoglobin allows red blood cells to perform their vital function of oxygen delivery
Iron
This university, with campuses in Cambridge, Chelmsford, and Peterborough, is named after a prominent Victorian art critic and social thinker.
Anglia Ruskin University (John Ruskin)
This streaming service, originally a DVD rental company, became a dominant force in television and film production with hits like "Stranger Things" and "The Crown."
Netflix
Contrary to modern practices, some ancient Egyptians treated wounds by applying this food item directly to the injury.
Raw meat
This element, also the basis of all organic life, is the sole component of a diamond
Carbon
A place where you can dissect without anaesthesia
ARU School of Medicine, Cadaver Lab
This type of precipitation consists of frozen raindrops.
Hail
For a toothache, ancient Egyptians reportedly used this deceased creature as a remedy.
A mouse
This element's symbol, 'Cu', hints at its historical connection to Cyprus, from which the Romans mined it.
Copper
Head of School of the Faculty of Health, Medicine & Social Care
Dr Rachael Cubberley
Written by George Orwell, this dystopian novel depicts a totalitarian state where thought and individual expression are ruthlessly suppressed, featuring the iconic figure of Big Brother.
Nineteen Eighty-Four (1984)
In ancient Egypt, doctors sometimes recommended drinking the juice of this organ to combat insomnia.
An ox's liver
Often referred to as "inert" because of their minimal chemical activity, this group of elements includes helium, neon, and argon
Noble gasses
"92"
SU Bar
This mountain range separates Europe and Asia
The Ural Mountains
This 1970 report formally recognised the need for trained operating department personnel in the UK, leading to the creation of the Operating Department Assistant (ODA) role.
The Lewin Report
Commonly known as "laughing gas," this inorganic compound (N₂O) is still used in some dental and medical procedures for its analgesic and anaesthetic properties, although it's a relatively weak anaesthetic on its own.
Nitrous oxide
What bird that features on the ARU logo is often associated with patience, focus, and self-reflection, symbolising the university's commitment to personal growth and discovery
Heron
This phenomenon occurs when the Moon passes between the Sun and Earth, casting a shadow on Earth.
A solar eclipse