See how you could get support and resources for your work in or with culture. Themes include culture and community, creativity and connection, and transnational global humanities.

Research assisted by Warwick’s Department of Physics has discovered the very first confirmed planetary system that resembles the expected fate of our solar system, when the Sun reaches the end of its life in about five billion years. Learn more.

Attend the Warwick Maths Society’s Ada Lovelace Day on 3 November showcasing the lives and work of female mathematicians. Find out more.

New modelling from Warwick and KEMRI-Wellcome Trust Research Programme in Kenya highlights the role of socio-economic status in transmission of Covid-19. Find out more.

Read an overview of research technician news and updates, including the return of the Higher Education Technician Summit (HETS) this November to celebrate the success and achievements of technicians, and the newly-announced Autumn 2021 Technician Training Programme.

The pandemic has presented populist governments with a unique opportunity to implement authoritarian measures and to limit public scrutiny of decisions and policies, argues Dr Andi Hoxhaj from Warwick Law School in a new co-authored paper examining Western Balkans governments’ approaches to introducing and enforcing covid-19 legal measures.

Warwick’s Institute of Engagement has launched brand new funding for staff and students to support the development and strengthening of relationships with local, regional and national community partners. Staff and students across any department are encouraged to apply for this unique opportunity. First deadline is 15 November.

It's World Space week! Explore how you can enjoy the week, and related Warwick research.

What connections can we make using our diverse cultural resources? From culture and Covid-19 to virtual reality for teaching arts subjects, discover the work of our Connecting Cultures Global Research Priority in their blog.