As we shared with you last week, 92% of our research was recognised as world-leading or internationally excellent in the Research Excellence Framework results. If you haven’t already, hear first-hand from some of the Warwick researchers that dedicate their lives to changing our world for the better.

This session will bring together colleagues working in the field of mental health and wellbeing research across the Institute of Advanced Studies (IAS)Link opens in a new window, Connecting CulturesLink opens in a new window and Health. If you work in any of these fields, wish to be better connected with other researchers in adjacent fields and more able to plan for interdisciplinary approaches to mental health research, view the event calendar and book your place.

Read about new research from Warwick Medical School which has shed new light on a key cause of cancer formation and points towards potential solutions for preventing it from occurring.

Join a Community Networking Event on 27 May to meet other researchers across the University and find out more about how the Sustainable Cities GRP network can support you in your research career development.

A reminder that if you’re a researcher, or an academic and professional services staff member who supports them, you’re invited to register your interest for interviews and focus group discussions considering barriers to progression in research.

On 17 May we mark 10 years of the Monash Warwick Alliance with a full programme of celebratory activities. Join an Alliance Showcase where we’ll be announcing new academic and research funding opportunities or come along to a special film screening at Warwick Arts Centre. Find out more.

This call is an opportunity for researchers within the EUTOPIA Alliance to share and develop their ideas in science and technology with their peers. Learn more about the EUTOPIA Connected Research Communities and how to apply.

Applications are open for the newly launched Biosciences Impact Fund. Find out more about the fund, designed to maximise wider economic and societal benefit from biosciences and biotechnological research at the University. Deadline: 6 May.

A new Warwick research project funded by the European Research Council will investigate whether the physical and psychological effects of aging are already determined for us before we are born. Read more about the project and another ERC-funded study, looking at how plant fibres changed over millions of years of evolution.