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“I’ve inspired a lot of women. Not just friends and family, but also in my community back home.” 

It takes a lot of courage to be the first person in your family to break with tradition, but that’s exactly what Maryam did. Read how her journey into mechanical engineering has made it easier for those following in her footsteps.

Dr Emily Lane-Hill, from Life Sciences, is this year’s Leading Researcher in Neuropathology and Ageing. The award recognises for her outstanding contributions to understanding the ageing brain and her leadership in the neuroscience community.

Monday 17 November 
Where do we find ourselves, as a nation, socially, culturally and politically? How far have we come and how far do we still have to go? Watch Professor David Olusoga OBE, and Traitors finalist, in conversation with Kwame Kwei-Armah, Chair of Warwick Arts Centre’s Advisory Board, exploring Black British History. Book up to four free tickets with the code: WRK60DOKK

We are sad to share news of the death of Dr John Thornby, who has been a valued member of our community over many years, most recently as a research student in the School of Education, Learning & Communication Sciences.

We’re establishing a pioneering new research centre dedicated to sustainable electrical chemistry research for new forms of batteries. Thanks to a £10 million gift from an alumnus, the new Hartnoll Centre for Experimental Fuel Technologies will unite experts in chemistry, materials science, physics, and engineering to develop sustainable ways to create and store energy for a cleaner, more resilient future.

Tuesday 18 November, 11am-3pm 
As part of One World Warwick, the Langar community kitchen invites everyone to the Students’ Union to enjoy free vegetarian food, served with love and the spirit of Seva (selfless service). All are welcome.

Join us on the Piazza on Wednesday 19 November for one of our main 60th anniversary events. You won’t want to miss this dazzling international light procession, as the Warwick community fills the campus with colour and music! It’s free to be part of it -just let us know you’re coming along.

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Were you one of the 1500 people that took part in the groundbreaking virtual reality experience as part of our 60th anniversary? If you didn't get the chance, you can still discover the story and hear directly from those that did about their journey back to 1989!

Hear from Beccy Freeman, Deputy Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Education), on how we create a vibrant, inclusive, and future-focused student experience - from Welcome Week to global events, academic support, and real-world opportunities.