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Science on the Hill: The Wonders of Stem Cells
Come join us for an evening focusing on developmental biology and stem cells, and learn how our scientists are using new technologies and approaches to understand and improve health. This free to attend evening will take place on Tuesday 10 March from 6-8pm. Find out more and register
Re-imaging the First Year Student Experience
The School of Life Sciences is hosting a Royal Society of Biology sponsored HUBS Learning and Teaching Workshop on Friday 20 March. This is a free event open to all. What makes for the best possible undergraduate bioscience first year? Find out more and register
The School of Life Sciences has been recognised for its commitment to Athena SWAN in the achievement of a Silver Award in 2018.
"Athena SWAN is a central component of our culture and working practice and we continue to champion the development of a science department that provides collegiality and transparency to ensure equal opportunities for all"
Head of School, Professor Lorenzo Frigerio
70 years of crop research at Wellesbourne campus celebrated
Over 100 scientists, industry experts and employees past and present gathered at Warwick’s Wellesbourne campus this week (Wednesday 18 December) to mark 70 years of crop research on the site.
Impact
Innovative technologies are enabling researchers to extract and analyse DNA from environmental samples. Our approach is being used by conservation organisations to identify protected species and preserve biodiversity.
More than 80% of research in the School of Life Sciences was rated as 'world leading' or 'internationally excellent' in REF2014