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Warwick Venice Centre hosts workshop on Modern Trends in Parametrized Complexity

Between the 20th and 23rd of April WVC was pleased to welcome the “Workshop on Modern Trends in Parameterized Complexity” of 2026, organised by Ramanujan Sridharan, Associate Professor in Computer Science at Warwick, hosting 35 participants from 14 countries, thus bringing together an internationally diverse community. The MTPC is a workshop which brings together leading researchers and early-career scientists for a 3.5-day programme in Palazzo Giustinian Lolin in Venice.


Warwick Venice Centre hosts CAGE Workshop: "Women in Environmental Economics"

The WVC was pleased to host a workshop organized by Ludovica Gazze (Warwick/CAGE), Andrea La Nauze (University of Melbourne), and Mar Reguant (Northwestern University) in April 2026. The workshop brought together over 20 women working in Environmental economics at the Warwick Venice Centre.


University of Warwick Information Event at Warwick Venice Centre - 14 March - 12:30-15:00

For the first time, the University of Warwick will be opening the doors of the Warwick Venice Centre to future students who are interested in our degree programmes for an open day and information session. Click here to find out more.

Per la prima volta l'Università di Warwick apre le porte del Warwick Venice Centre alle future studentesse e ai futuri studenti interessati ai corsi di laurea 2026/2027 per una Warwick Information Session. Cliccate per ulteriori informazioni.


Public Lecture - March 31st 18:00 - Dr. Giacomo Comiati (Padova) - Venetian Heroes at Lepanto: Epic Poetry, Lay Martyrdom and the Self-Fashioning of the Serenissima Republic'

On 31st March, Dr Comiati will give a public lecture at the Warwick Venice Centre titled 'Venetian Heroes at Lepanto: Epic Poetry, Lay Martyrdom and the Self-Fashioning of the Serenissima Republic' The event is co-sponsored by the Warwick Centre for the Study of the Renaissance and is part of our One World Warwick celebrations. Click here for more information



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