Apply for the Sustainable Cities Global Research Priority Small Grants Scheme, dedicated to supporting those at Warwick working in and with urban research. Find out more about the themesLink opens in a new window that underlie the GRP’s work and apply before 31 January 2023.

The Warwick-Wellcome Translational Fellowship Awards support the translation of research findings into improvements in human health. Funding is available for a dedicated researcher to engage with translational research activities and take forward opportunities. Find out if you’re eligible and apply by 15 DecemberLink opens in a new window.

New research suggests improved technology will soon allow self-driving cars to merge onto motorways and highways with better safety. Read more about the WMG research and watch a videoLink opens in a new window showing how the system works.

Research has found that most young people who stop using childhood and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS) after reaching the upper age limit of CAMHS do not see a decline in their symptoms. Hear from the Warwick researchers involvedLink opens in a new window.

An international study led by Warwick has revealed the early origins of a planet 700 light years away. New observations from the JWST show a molecular and chemical portrait of the distant planet, mapping its formation history. Read about the discoveries in NatureLink opens in a new window.

All staff with an interest in research are welcome to register to attend the Research Celebration EventLink opens in a new window to celebrate the outstanding research and impact undertaken by Warwick staff and students and to highlight the amazing effort and achievements that underpin the University’s success. See presentations and videos showcasing world-leading research and impact work and catch up with colleagues over drinks and nibbles.

Over the coming months, the new seminar series InReach10X @IAS will present some of the most exciting and transformative research in topics spanning the natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, and medicine. View the programme and register your interest.Link opens in a new window

Expressions of interest are invited from colleagues in the Faculties of Arts and Social Sciences who wish to participate in the HRC Colloquium – Biographical TurnsLink opens in a new window. Register before 9 December to get involved in discussions across the disciplines about biography.

In a first, The Turing opens call for exhibitorsLink opens in a new window across the UK’s data science and AI ecosystem. The call for application is open until 30 November.