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Learn more about WMG’s work with the NHS, capturing patients’ motion and creating computer models to rebuild their hip.

Want to see how Warwick has grown and developed over the last 60 years? Take a look at the Changing face of campus exhibition onlineLink opens in a new window, or drop into the Library or the Modern Records Centre to see it in person before 7 July.

Plus, there’s still time to explore creativity and wellbeing at this week’s Words for WellbeingLink opens in a new window event (Thursday 19 June).

Friday 27 June 
Are you looking for more ways to amplify your research? Sign up to this one-day workshop to explore a range of digital tools to promote your research and plan your communications strategy.

Thursday 3 July  
Join sculptor and geometer, George Hart, to see fascinating examples of the geometric creations and woodworking artistry of Abraham Sharp - an important figure from the fields of both mathematics and science.

“As part of the Warwick community, we have our day jobs, but bring a lot more of ourselves to the University.” 
Humans of Warwick continues with Dr Harjinder Lallie, who set out – 26 years ago – on a personal mission to revive and popularise authentic Sikh instruments.

Did you know that Warwick has its own interdisciplinary research journal and accompanying podcast? Exchanges is a free-to-read, online-only journal, dedicated to the publication of high-quality work by researchers in all disciplines. We spoke with Dr Gareth J Johnson, Managing Editor-in-Chief of Exchanges, to find out more...

We’re looking for volunteers to join the Clearing Hotline team on Thursday 14 and Friday 15 August - you'll be speaking to students all across the world and offering places to those who are qualified to join us at Warwick. Have a sneak peak of behind the scenes during Confirmation and Clearing and sign up by Friday 11 July. 

Wednesday 18 June

Join us as we mark International Women in Engineering Day (INWED 2025) — a global celebration of the achievements of women in engineering and an opportunity to reflect on how we can collectively build a more inclusive and supportive profession.

To strengthen our cyber security posture across the University, we will update our Microsoft 365 email protection policies in the week of 16th June 2025. These updates support better detection to block spam, phishing, and malware threats. Please check your Junk mail or quarantine if expected emails are missing. You can use the Microsoft Defender Quarantine Portal or daily email notifications to review and release legitimate messages.