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

Applications for a fully funded place for The Research Software Engineering in Data & AI residential workshopLink opens in a new window will close on 12 December. The workshop will run from 15 – 17 February for research software engineers and other digital research infrastructure professionals with interests in the field of Data Science and Artificial Intelligence, giving them a chance to network and exchange knowledge.

Applications for the National Data Science and AI Innovation Bootcamp 2023Link opens in a new window will close on 20 December. This intensive two-day bootcamp, 16 – 17 February, aims to help you understand the commercial potential of your research area.

Join our scientists at Warwick, on 1 December and 8 December, for an enchanting journey to hunt new planets, create life in a magic beaker, put chemistry in the freezer and be taken on an adventure with a Brussels Sprout. Get your tickets hereLink opens in a new window.

Sign up for the next Education Forum on Wednesday 23 November. This is a cross-disciplinary space for teaching-focused colleagues to discuss teaching and learning issues, build a collective and community-based voice, and influence Warwick policy and practice. View the Forum webpage for more details.

Don't miss out on your opportunity to take on secretariat roles within the Institutional Teaching and Learning Review (ITLR). The closing date for applications is this Friday 11 November. You'll have the chance to work with panels to steer the review process, enabling a supportive ITLR experience and transferring best practice.
 
Hear from Jill Shaw, Project Manager for the previous ITLR, on why you should consider taking part in the Institutional Teaching and Learning Review.

We spoke to Dan Derricott, Director of Education Policy and Quality, to find out more about the benefits for staff of getting involved in the Institutional Teaching and Learning Review. The ITLR will look at education, student experience and student support across the whole University – where we are, and where we want to go.

We’re looking for leaders, managers, and supervisors to share your views and experiences of leadership and management at Warwick. Come along to a listening session and tell us what it’s like to lead, manage or supervise. We want to hear from people across all areas and grades, no matter how long you’ve worked here, on what works well, what we need to do more of, and what support would help you to develop.

There’s been a great response from staff and students signing up to take part in the ITLR so far. If you would like to take part, there’s still time. It’s a fantastic opportunity to get involved in a strategically important university-wide project that will shape our next Education Strategy, and you will have the opportunity to work with colleagues from across the University. There’s more information about how to get involved on the ITLR website or come to a drop-in session to find out more about the roles available.