IAS - Networks at Warwick
The IAS funds a number of networks and related events through the IAS Awards. Please make an application or contact us for further information.
Network websites hosted here
| Name | Description |
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| Brazilian Social Thought Network | |
| GCJS | |
| Health Technologies Network | To connect researchers and innovators in the creation and implementation of health technologies at Warwick so as to create new interdisciplinary collaborations and ensure readiness to respond to grant application and other external initiatives. |
| Project Invisible | An equality, diversity and inclusion project celebrating ethnic minorities in research and academia at the university of Warwick. The project is led by the Warwick Black Chemistry Society. |
| READING DECOLONIALITY | We are an open source publication and reading group investigating decolonial texts across disciplines. Formerly the Decolonial/Postcolonial Working Group, we were set up by IAS fellows, for fellows. Join us in our future programmes. |
| The Fear Network | |
| Africa Research Network | Promoting and raising the profile of research on or in Africa at Warwick |
| Environmental Humanities Network | Researchers with an interest in the Environmental Humanities |
| Health Psychology@Warwick | Bringing Health Psychology expertise together to provide a platform for collaborative research opportunities across different departments |
| IAS Africa Initiative | Information on IAS activities in promotion of GCRF proposals with African nations |
Other network websites
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| Warwick's strategic programme for collaborations rooted in principles of equality and mutually beneficial engagement (Hosted by the IAS) |
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| brings together academic and non-academic staff from Warwick working in the area of academic mobility and immobility |
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| promotes interdisciplinary dialogue across the intersecting themes of migration, ‘race’/ethnic relations and bordering practices, broadly defined. |
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| focused on supporting the transition to a circular economy through interdisciplinary research |
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| Directed mainly at humanities doctoral students, research fellows and teaching fellows and addressing issues related to practical aspects of academic life. |
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| Researchers with an interest in the Environmental Humanities (Funded by IAS) |
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| provides support for early-mid career research active staff in the Faculty of Arts through a mixture of regular writing retreat 'bootcamps', career development sessions, and social events and opportunities. |
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| This forum is designed to support research, impact and collaborations between early career researchers across the faculty of social sciences. |
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| Uniting academics from different disciplines to address some of humanity’s most urgent questions, and create fertile ground for new ideas to flourish and interdisciplinary research to grow |
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| Bringing Health Psychology expertise together to provide a platform for collaborative research opportunities across different departments (previously funded by IAS) |
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| Warwick’s hub for transdisciplinary research on global sustainable development |
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| Creating a forum for discussion at an event held once per term, where staff, Early Career Fellows and doctoral students can benefit from and enjoy the advice and expertise of their colleagues |
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| an interdisciplinary hub connecting Students, Early Career Researchers, Senior Academics and relevant Non-Academic Stakeholders via the Monash-Warwick Alliance. |
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| to better represent early career researchers (ECRs) within the Department of Chemistry |
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| information and descriptions for current and previusly funded RAS netoworks |
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| networking sessions with coffee and cake for PGRs taking place in the Wolfson Research Exchange |
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| a number of ways for its alumni to make contact with each other, to network and to renew links |
Alternative sources of network funding at Warwick include:
- Funding for Research Active Staff Networks (Organisational Development)
- GLOBE funding