SBIDER seminar (Zeeman Institute)

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EMBLEM (Zeeman Institute)

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This workshop will give higher education students and senior staff the opportunity to share their views on the OfS's future strategy.

SLS Cells & Development seminar series

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Join the symposium for thought-provoking discussions, interactive workshops and a live performance at the FAB. Register by Friday 31 May.

Monday 3 June 
Most of the heroic women of classical literature and history who defied mighty empires ended up defeated, dead, or both. The exception is Tomyris, Queen of the Massagetae. This talk – led by Professor Edith Hall (University of Durham) – traces her repurposing in art and literature.

An information session for colleagues interested in applying for WIHEA Fellowship, or supporting the nomination of a fellow staff member or student. To register your interest in attending, please email WIHEA@warwick.ac.uk

SBIDER seminar (Zeeman Institute)

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Monday 3 June 
You’re invited to the annual Distinguished Africa Lecture – join Professor Tshilidzi Marwala, the United Nations University Rector, as he considers Africa’s higher education sector in the era of AI. 

SLS & WMS Microbiology and Infectious Diseases Seminar Series

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The Strategy Networks are two hour sessions, for in person or online attendance and open to all staff.

Each of the monthly slots will cover an update on one of the strategic priorities by each area lead and include time for questions.

Please complete the form below to register for the Strategy Network Sessions via Teams or in-person.

Please note that the Strategy Network locations will be confirmed ahead of each session via the calendar invitation.

If you change your mind, or your availability changes, please feel free to re-submit the form and we will use your most recent submission.

Saturday 8 June 
Warwick will host the Sikhs in Academia Conference this weekend, as scholars, professionals and students come together to explore the key roles our Sikh community, and Sikh values, play in academia.

SBIDER seminar (Zeeman Institute)

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Why attend?

• 35+ staff and student speakers including inspiring keynote speaker Bea Marshall, a Neurodiversity Expert and Consultant
• 11 breakout sessions to share practice, make connections and collaborate
• Interactive panel discussions and poetry
• Social Inclusion Award with increased interactivity
• The opportunity to celebrate diversity and inclusion and reflect on our collective progress as a University

EMBLEM (Zeeman Institute)

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SLS Cells & Development seminar series

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This is a series of sessions led by Dr Brendan Spillane, the lead for digital technology innovation support at Warwick Innovations.

Not many innovations across campus are without an element of digital technology. This technology space continues to expand to include software, hardware, AI, VR/AR, telecoms, cloud & quantum computing and data science. Best practice in protecting and managing intellectual property rights has been developing fast, and there are likely opportunities and issues many researchers are unaware of. The objective of these small roundtable sessions is to introduce the breadth of IP protection and commercialisation opportunities and discuss individual cases in a confidential and informal setting to facilitate knowledge sharing.

Join us on the 13th of June and hear from leading Warwick academics and key speakers as they ignite discussions around neurodivergence and neurotypicality in higher education establishments, and how we can break down barriers and ensure optimal working conditions for all.

Thursday 13 June 
Calling all early-career researchers in Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences! You're invited to a workshop to help you demystify Arts and Humanities Research Council grants and craft the very best proposals for funding calls.

These walks will last for one hour and will focus on some of the energy projects on campus, such as the borehole site and Energy Centre. Domestic energy use will also be discussed. The walks will be led by the Energy Team. As well as learning about energy infrastructure and projects, they are a great opportunity to get outdoors and explore more of campus.

The first walk will take place on Thursday the 13th of June, between 12-1pm! The meeting point is the Kirby Corner Borehole Site and the walk will finish on central campus. Please note - sign up is essential.

This event is organised by the Energy & Sustainability Team.

Register for this one-day event and gain valuable skills through interactive sessions designed to build your interdisciplinary network and support your research journey.

A meeting of the Inclusive Assessment Learning Circle. The meeting is open - all members of the Warwick community are welcome to attend.

The meeting will take place online - to receive an invitation, please email Sam Grierson (Samantha.Grierson@warwick.ac.uk) or Kerry Dobbins (Kerry.Dobbins@warwick.ac.uk).

SLS & WMS Microbiology and Infectious Diseases Seminar Series

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Join us for a series of events to investigate the potential of immersive technologies in the University and beyond. What is the future of immersive technologies? What can we do now? What might we do in the near future? How might we make Warwick a world-leader in this field? How might we work with our academic and industry partners to develop our collective capabilities?

Wednesday 19 June 2024, 12-1pm, WMG Building, IMC Auditorium (next to the reception area on the ground floor).
Registered spaces for event are limited.