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Get support with nebulaONE trial AI tool
Want to ask questions about Warwick’s new AI trial, discuss what you’re working on, or get help using the platform? Join the AI Teams channel to drop in to informal online sessions, daily from 13 to 27 July (11.30am – 12.15pm).
Want to know more about internationalisation activities at Warwick?
You can now discover the wide range of work taking place in a new resource, brought together by a WIHEA Learning Circle to help avoid duplication and to inspire future initiatives.
WMG Research Showcase
Sign up for the Link opens in a new windowWMG Research Showcase (Friday 10 and Saturday 11 July) to explore its world-leading research facilities, meet research teams, experience live demonstrations, and attend expert-led talks
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Improved specification standard laptops
Improved specification standard laptops are now available from IDG stock. If you need to update your computer, find out what’s available and what would work best for your role.
Do you know what happens if your account is compromised?
Find out why your login account may be temporarily disabled, what this means for you, and where to get help.
Scarman car park closure
Scarman car park will close from 20 July for about three weeks for essential works. Visitors to Scarman will be asked to use alternative parking, so please expect busier car parks during this time.
Estates Stores will be closed on Thursday 23 July and Friday 24 July for stocktaking
Please collect any required items beforehand and do not arrange deliveries to Stores on these dates.
Strengthening our strategic partnership with Ca’Foscari University of Venice
The renewed and expanded agreement provides a framework for how other UK-Italy higher education partnerships could develop their joint teaching, research, and mobility opportunities while also strengthening academic links across a wide range of disciplines.
New 'mix and match' mechanism for creating new cancer-fighting drugs
Researchers from Warwick and Monash University have uncovered how bacteria naturally create multiple versions of powerful cancer therapies, which could accelerate development of new treatments for hard-to-treat cancers.