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Discover what researchers from Warwick and Bielefeld University in Germany found out about the link between caffeine consumption and mood.

28 and 29 August

Hear from Dr Yi-Shan Tsai from Monash University about the opportunities and challenges of AI for enhancing the effectiveness and efficiency of feedback.

Tuesday 16 September

Sign up to find out how data and AI are transforming work and research. Experience live AI taster sessions, hear inspiring stories from Warwick learners, and explore how you can grow your digital skills through Multiverse’s AI & Data programmes.

Tuesday 23 September

Join the survey to discover small mammals that call our campus home. It’s a great opportunity to get some fresh air, meet colleagues and students from around the University and learn more about our local wildlife.

“I made it my goal to be able to pull a pick-up truck!”

When setting yourself a new challenge, entering Strongwoman competitions probably isn’t everyone’s first thought. But that’s exactly what Professor Nina-Anne Lawrence did. Find out more as Humans of Warwick continues.

With autumn fast approaching, take a look through our digital brochure to see what’s happening this season at the Arts Centre.

Check out exclusive staff offers, including discounted tickets for ‘In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats’, and 2 for 1 offers. Don’t forget, staff and students can get free tickets for the Warwick at 60 talks (subject to availability), as part of our 60th Anniversary celebrations.

Staff and students can now express interest in attending COP30 in Belém, Brazil. Limited observer badges are available for self-funded researchers, and you’ll need to apply by 29 August.

Please be aware that blue-green algae is present in the pond at Academic Square.

Blue-green algae is a collection of microscopic organisms that are naturally present in lakes and streams and under certain conditions can become abundant in warm, shallow, undisturbed, nutrient-rich surface waters that receive a lot of sunlight. Just like our pond in Academic Square.

The Estates team are aware of the problem and treatment works will be taking place from Tuesday 19 August to rectify the situation. The works are expected to take around three weeks and should help the overall health of the pond and start to build a good balance over the coming years. All treatments will not affect wildlife.

Blue-green algae is potentially toxic to both humans and animals, please stay away from the water while the works take place.

Daily campus parking tariffs will be changing from 1 September. The changes will affect the daily tariffs, as well as the weekly maximum charge by £1.50, for parking on campus. Discover more about the changes to tariffs.