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The University of Warwick has become a United Nations University (UNU) Hub in partnership with universities in Belgium and Ghana, connecting Warwick’s research, teaching and global partnerships with the United Nations’ work around the world.

The University of Warwick’s annual Donation Drive has returned for its third year, helping to reduce waste while supporting students and communities across Coventry and Warwickshire.

WestTech London and the West Midlands have joined forces to strengthen links between two leading regional innovation ecosystems. Convened by Imperial College London and the University of Warwick, the new Scale-up Pathway will help turn research into innovation, grow businesses and strengthen the UK’s global competitiveness.

Warwick astronomers are part of an international team to reveal the most detailed view yet of Pa 30, the likely remnant of a supernova documented in 1181. The new observations reveal that its famous ‘firework’ filaments are not smooth streaks, but chains of tiny knots.

Astronomers have discovered the first example of a second-generation planet orbiting a white dwarf, a world that appears to have formed from the remains of the dead star it now orbits.

Warwick research has shown how pollination could be combined with a new, environmentally friendly approach to protecting crops from bacterial disease.

On Thursday 1 October, the family of Professor Lord Bhattacharyya were joined by distinguished guests to unveil a new portrait created to honour his life and legacy.

The University of Warwick’s Mead Gallery will host A Chorus of Strangers from Friday 2 October 2026, as the exhibition begins its national tour in Coventry.

The University of Warwick is now ranked 113^th in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2027.

Heartbreak may seem universal, but the ways we value, experience, and express it are not. A Warwick historian is bringing together artists to explore the different ways we represent and respond to the pain of lost love.

A £3m UK Government-backed autonomous drive research project led by Nissan, in partnership with Warwick Manufacturing Group and Partners for Automated Vehicle Education (PAVE) UK is set to revolutionise the future of mobility in the UK.

University of Warwick and University of Turin researchers find the world's only singing lemur opens its mouth wider on higher notes, just like a trained soprano.