We are sorry to report that Sir Christopher Zeeman FRS passed away peacefully in his sleep on Saturday 13th February 2016 at home in Woodstock.

Warwick has been awarded a Queen’s Anniversary Prize for Higher & Further Education for its research in Mathematics and Statistics and the impact and application of that research to solve global challenges.

The Department of Mathematics has done well in this year's league tables, being ranked highly by a number of publications.

The Alan Turing Institute, of which the University of Warwick is a founding partner, has launched.

Dr Hendrik Weber has received a Royal Society University Research Fellowship

Four Warwick mathematicians have been awarded prestigious prizes for their work by the London Mathematical Society (LMS).

Professor Martin Hairer has been elected to the Austrian Academy of Sciences and the German National Academy of Sciences (Leopoldina).

Neil O'Connell has been awarded an ERC Advanced Grant for a project entitled “Integrable Random Structures".

Professor John Smillie has been awarded a prestigious Royal Society Wolfson Research Merit award

Sir Christopher’s 90th birthday celebration was hosted by Hertford College, Oxford and was attended by family, colleagues and old friends. The LMS launched the Sir Christopher Zeeman Archive at the event.