A team of physicists from Warwick and UCL has received funding of half a million pounds from the Science and Technologies Facilities Council to make a diamond exist in a superposition of two places at once. Learn more.

Discover how an international team of scientists, including a psychologist from Warwick, has identified a ‘hunting bark’Link opens in a new window that chimpanzees use to call members of their group to co-ordinate a hunt.

Warwick’s first ever Medical Research Council Impact Acceleration Account (MRC IAA) is now open for applications. The primary aim of this research is to speed up the transition from discovery research to translation. The application process has two-stages - stage 1 facilitating market research and value proposition design, stage 2 releasing pump-priming funding on successful completion of stage 1. Find out more and apply by 26 August 2022. 

Discover research led by Warwick psychologists, showing that financial worries and sleep difficulties are consistently associated with poor mental health in students.

Hear from Professor Danny Steeghs from the Department of Physics on how a new telescope – led by Warwick as part of an international collaboration – will be used to track down sources of gravitational wave events and what that means for astronomy

Academic staff are invited by the National Conference of University Professors (NCUP) to complete a short online questionnaire about their role as a professor or promoted member of academic staff. Participation is both voluntary and anonymous.

Are you a researcher at Warwick and interested in interdisciplinary research and the topic of Plastics and Sustainability? Join an event on 13 July to explore this topic in more detail, identify key challenges, bridge knowledge gaps, link research strengths and explore joint solutions. See the full event programme and register by 10 July.

We’ve become the founding academic partner in an innovation hub that is the first of its kind in the UK, led by Plug and Play and Jaguar Land Rover. The programme will build an ecosystem of start-ups and scale-ups, corporates, investors, and academia to explore the challenges and solutions that will define the future of the mobility sector, create jobs, and help shape the digital economy.

A Warwick Criminal Justice Centre project has been awarded a prestigious Leverhulme Research Project Grant. Find out more about the project, which explores the governance of socially marginalised groups in the criminal and administrative justice domains.