Dr. James Poskett, Associate Professor in the Department of History, is shortlisted for the prestigious British Academy Book Prize for Global Cultural UnderstandingLink opens in a new window for ‘recasting the history of science across time and place’. You can read more from Dr. Poskett and Dr. Claire Shaw, Associate Professor in the Department of History, on how history shapes creative and resilient scientistsLink opens in a new window in their article for Nature on the long struggle for scientific freedom in Ukraine.

Our researchers are pointing the way ahead, towards a better, fairer future. View their latest perspectives and insights on the Research Stories webpagesLink opens in a new window. For example, ‘The way ahead for plastic pollution is to challenge industry and corporations on environmental damageLink opens in a new window’.

Learn more about the Way to SustainableLink opens in a new window: our approach to embedding sustainability into our decision making, research and education. Events on 22 and 23 September, will provide the opportunity to hear from high-level speakers, explore research themes, and discover the new strategy for the Institute for Global Sustainable Development.

Visit and support our undergraduates’ fun and interactive showcase of their projects as part of this special event, in collaboration with Warwick Institute of Engagement and the International Conference of Undergraduate Research, on 28 September. Mathematicians, linguists, sociologists, historians and others, will be running interactive stalls and chatting about their discoveries. Find out more and register here.Link opens in a new window

Funding is available for up to £35,000 per project to work with a business, charitable company, or charity, to deliver a short, rapid and targeted intervention to accelerate the evaluation or development of an innovation project or concept. Read about the Accelerated Knowledge Transfer to Innovate pilot schemeLink opens in a new window.

Congratulations to Professor Sadler, Department of Chemistry, who has been awarded Royal Society’s prestigious Davy MedalLink opens in a new window, in recognition of his pioneering research field of medicinal inorganic chemistry.

Internal grants of up to £50k are available for research projects focused on contributing to policy change. See more information on eligibility requirements and details of previous projects.

Internal grants of up to £25k are available for projects focused on co-produced research and the running of capacity-building activities. See more information on eligibility requirements, funding criteria and application support. 

Internal grants of up to £50k are available for research culture projects to develop and initiate new activities in response to the R&D People and Culture Strategy. Find out more.