The COVID-19 pandemic has seen an unprecedented mobilisation of science across the world. The Warwick Health GRP has been able to rapidly respond to the challenge by using its multidisciplinary expertise to support a wide range of projects and activities. This webinar will showcase two areas where members of the GRP are contributing to different aspects of the COVID-19 research – the psychological impact of the pandemic students and the analysis of UK mortality statistics. But it has also been ‘business as usual’ for the GRP in pursuing activities across our six priority research themes. So will also hear about work on screening for oral cancer in India, one of the research areas supported by our Global Health theme. We hope that you can join us for a stimulating webinar and an opportunity to engage with our researchers.

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he COVID-19 pandemic has seen an unprecedented mobilisation of science across the world. The Warwick Health GRP has been able to rapidly respond to the challenge by using its multidisciplinary expertise to support a wide range of projects and activities. This webinar will showcase two areas where members of the GRP are contributing to different aspects of the COVID-19 research – the psychological impact of the pandemic students and the analysis of UK mortality statistics. But it has also been ‘business as usual’ for the GRP in pursuing activities across our six priority research themes. So will also hear about work on screening for oral cancer in India, one of the research areas supported by our Global Health theme. We hope that you can join us for a stimulating webinar and an opportunity to engage with our researchers.

Launch event with introduction from the Provost

As a world leading research institution, Warwick understands its role in tackling the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) spanning research impact, education, responsible operations and public engagement. In 2019, the University declared a Climate Emergency; integrating and providing a critical contribution to SDG’s forms part of our ambitious plans and goals to reach net zero carbon and build a strong society. As part of its monitoring processes, Warwick has decided to publish an annual report on its progress towards the SDGs. It introduces a number of case studies on some of the initiatives that are contributing towards the SDGs.

Warwick’s Annual SDG Report – Launch event with introduction from the Provost

12noon, Friday 25^th September

As a world leading research institution, Warwick understands its role in tackling the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) spanning research impact, education, responsible operations and public engagement. In 2019, the University declared a Climate Emergency; integrating and providing a critical contribution to SDG’s forms part of our ambitious plans and goals to reach net zero carbon and build a strong society. As part of its monitoring processes, Warwick has decided to publish an annual report on its progress towards the SDGs. It introduces a number of case studies on some of the initiatives that are contributing towards the SDGs.

Join us for the launch of the report on 25th September at 12 noon. The Provost will introduce the report before handing over to members of the group who have been involved in its production to expand on some of its key areas. There will be plenty of time for discussion, and our hope with this event is that it will offer an opportunity for the Warwick community to reflect on the progress to date and contribute to a discussion on what might come next. The report has been overseen by a working group that is keen to promote further engagement from the academic community and inviting a broad and inclusive range of stakeholders to start a conversation.

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Launch event with introduction from the Provost

As a world leading research institution, Warwick understands its role in tackling the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) spanning research impact, education, responsible operations and public engagement. In 2019, the University declared a Climate Emergency; integrating and providing a critical contribution to SDG’s forms part of our ambitious plans and goals to reach net zero carbon and build a strong society. As part of its monitoring processes, Warwick has decided to publish an annual report on its progress towards the SDGs. It introduces a number of case studies on some of the initiatives that are contributing towards the SDGs.

Join the IGSD team for this short event that will introduce the GIS research helpdesk and the team behind it. This event is for University of Warwick staff and students only.

IGSD Geospatial Information Science (GIS) Research Helpdesk – information event

2pm, Friday 25^th September

Join the IGSD team for this short event that will introduce the GIS research helpdesk and the team behind it. This event is for University of Warwick staff and students only. The geospatial research helpdesk (GIS Helpddesk) is a help service staffed by volunteers from the IGSD research team. It is aimed at University of Warwick researchers seeking assistance in GIScience programs and applications and the use of geospatial techniques to support research. We will provide advice and guidance via bookable sessions.

The event will take place virtually in MS Teams. The link can be found via the MS Team Space for the GIS Helpdesk.

The MS Teams link can be found here.

Information about the helpdesk can be found here.

Join the IGSD team for this short event that will introduce the GIS research helpdesk and the team behind it. This event is for University of Warwick staff and students only.