The main aim of seed funding is to support Warwick academics and researchers to engage with the Horizon Europe programme.

The Seed Fund provides funding of up to £7.5k/ award for projects made under one of three routes:

1) Existing collaborations (max funding £7.5K/award);

2) New collaborations (max funding £5K/award) and

3) Consultancy services (max funding £7.5K/award).

Please see the call page for full information.

09 September 2024: Pro-Vice-Chancellor (International) Michael Scott unveiled the Monash Warwick Alliance Associates initiative, a key component of the Alliance’s new strategic direction. This exciting new offering underscores the partnership’s commitment to fostering a vibrant and collaborative community dedicated to addressing global challenges.

On 22nd June 2024, Warwick Venice Centre participated in Art Night, an annual event coordinated by Ca'Foscari whereby organisations all over Venice extended their opening hours or specially opened their doors to the public. Warwick Venice Centre teamed up with the Fondazione Ugo and Olga Levi, Venice in Peril and the photographer Anna Zemella.

A duo of musicians from the local High School, Liceo classic Marco Polo regaled to two concerts of guitar music both well attended . At the Centre a continuous stream of visitors viewed an exhibition of photographs of Anna Zemella as well as a video of Venice in Peril and various videos of Warwick University campus as well as Warwick Venice Centre activities.

CADE 2024

AI in Health, AI in Finance, AI in Service-Oriented Industries,

Digital Public Infrastructure, Smart Mobility & Sustainability

24th - 26th June 2024, Venice, Italy (Blended Format)

This summer, The University of Warwick welcomed 20 students from Ukrainian Catholic University for a two-week summer school, featuring a mix of classes, workshops, and field trips. " I liked the most love and care in organisation of this summer school” said one of the visiting students. “All the details were prepared, and we felt completely safe here.’

ERINN’s annual conference took place between 3-5 June 2024 at the Warwick in Venice building, the Palazzo Guistinian Lolin.

Economic Research on Identity, Norms, and Narratives (ERINN) is a team of researchers from institutions across the world. The basic premise underpinning the team is that economic activity takes place in social contexts, which structure and co-determine people’s preferences, beliefs, and constraints. The role of this network of researchers is to bring these processes to the forefront of economic analysis.

The team have held annual conferences for the past 7 years, hosting speakers to talk about their world-leading research at institutions such as the Paris School of Economics, LSE and Georgetown University.

This year, we welcomed 12 speakers, 10 members of the core ERINN team, and 10 attendees to the Warwick in Venice building for the first time. The fantastic location of the venue in the heart of Venice, as well as the social experiences organised across different parts of the city, made this conference very popular and memorable for those attending.