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Find out how we're working across sectors and disciplines to tackle inequalities and address challenges in social justice.

Discover how our researchers are bringing together creativity and technology to drive lasting change.

What drives human behaviour? Our experts are working to challenge our understanding of how we behave, and the impact of behaviour on health.

Warwick’s Research Spotlights are working to tackle some of the most pressing challenges of our lifetime. Explore our six key areas of focus and find out how you can get involved.

Learn how Emma’s work using terahertz technology for early detection of skin cancer has helped her carve her niche in a male-dominated field.

From Sri Lanka to Warwick, Wiji’s 40-year career in Economics has seen changes, but her love for research, teaching and collaboration remains constant.

Vice-Provost for the Faculty of Arts Rachel shares her passion and advocacy for the value of the arts for future generations.

Explore how creative and interdisciplinary research is revolutionising healthcare, from fertility treatments and neonatal care, to the mental health of UK construction workers.

Innovation might sound abstract, but its impact is deeply tangible. Discover how innovations from Warwick researchers are shaping a better future.

The climate crisis is affecting us all. Explore how Warwick researchers are developing practical solutions for a more sustainable future.

In unpredictable times, creative thinking is more important than ever. Uncover how our unlike-minded researchers are addressing the world's most pressing challenges.

United by passion, purpose and Infinite Curiosity, our interdisciplinary research teams bring together diverse thinking to make the world better.

The way ahead is driven by expert researchers who are exploring ways to create a better world for everyone. Read some of our researcher's stories to learn more about their incredible work.

The International Research Culture Conference (IRCC) invites all those working in research to come together to connect and cultivate an inclusive community of practice.

Learn how the team from the Department of Physics are developing a new technology which could help detect skin cancer.