University of Warwick STEM Connect Programme’s vision is to undertake purposeful growth to strengthen the Warwick STEM portfolio through our world class research and education, and growing our networks, partnerships, and interdisciplinary collaborations. Under the auspices of STEM Connect and International Partnership Fund, the Symposium on Data Science and AI for Health will feature talks from key leaders from academia and industry on cutting-edge research topics ranging from Predictive Models in pharmaceutical industry to Digital Twins to Electronic Health Records and Precision Health. The event aims to provide opportunities for Warwick researchers to engage, network, and explore potential collaboration with an interdisciplinary approach to health, medicine, and drug development.

For further information, please contact Deepak Parashar.

Gene regulation is a complex multi-step process required throughout all kingdoms of life to ensure the correct spatiotemporal dosage and distribution of gene products, and response to environmental stimuli. Errors in gene regulation can lead to a diversity of catastrophic errors including developmental malformations, metabolic defects, and a failure of environmental adaptation. However, gene expression is controlled at many levels including (but not limited to) chromatin organisation, transcription initiation, and post-transcriptional control of mRNA localisation, stability and translation. This inaugural annual one-day meeting will bring together researchers from the Universities of Warwick, Birmingham and Leicester working across scales, model systems and disciplines to discuss a broad range of topics related to gene regulation.

Join us for Prof Domenico Giacco's Leading Lights Lecture, 'What's exciting about psychiatry?'

A morning session for PGRs and an afternoon session for Supervisors