An opportunity for Environment researchers from across the University to come together. The day will include sessions where researchers can introduce their interests and work related to biodiversity, pollution, and climate change. Additionally, a new group will be launched to collaborate with the estates team in utilizing the University campuses as living laboratories for research. There will also be allocated time for networking and exploring potential research collaborations among attendees. Lunch will be provided.

Open to all Warwick staff and students. FREE! Sessions running throughout the day. 6 people at a time. Book a ticket.

Explore the pinnacle of immersive storytelling with Theatre Electric, our most immersive VR show designed for an unparalleled co-location VR experience. As our most advanced and engaging virtual reality production, Theatre Electric accommodates groups of 6, allowing participants to share the same space and narrative journey while interacting with each other.

This meeting provides an excellent opportunity for Environment researchers from across the university to come together. The day will include sessions where researchers can introduce their interests and work related to biodiversity, pollution, and climate change. Additionally, a new group will be launched to collaborate with the estates team in utilizing the University campuses as living laboratories for research. There will also be allocated time for networking and exploring potential research collaborations among attendees.

As we strive to foster an inclusive environment and promote diversity in academic innovation and commercialisation activities, we are gathering a focus group committed to understanding the unique barriers that female academics may face in participating in these crucial endeavours.

Your insights will greatly contribute to shaping future policies and initiatives aimed at fostering an inclusive and supportive environment for academic innovation.

The discussion will be structured around exploring various factors that may impede female academics from actively participating in innovation or commercialisation ventures.

Please sign-up via Eventbrite and share with any colleagues you feel may be interested in contributing to the discussion.