Professor Stephen Royle has written a book "The Digital Cell: cell biology as a data science", published by Cold Spring Harbor Lab Press. Modern cell biology is a quantitative science and being a cell biologist means dealing with data. “The Digital Cell” is an essential resource to learn how to use computers to acquire, process, analyse, and present data, with an emphasis on reproducibility and efficiency. Steve will be doing an informal book launch in WMS where he will talk about the book - please come along to hear and read all about it!

Our Global Research Priority

Our Innovative Manufacturing and Future Materials GRP involves researchers from over 10 departments here at Warwick. Our cross-disciplinary work aims to make a real impact on the future of manufacturing and the materials we use in the process.

Join us on 29 January to find out more.

Please join us to learn and be involved in the Innovative Manufacturing and Future Materials GRP.
3.30 - 4.30pm
DPVC(R) Prof. Kerry Kirwan, Prof Stefan Bon, Prof Noortje Marres, Dr Guy Barker and Dr John Low speak about the new themes for the Innovative Manufacturing and Future Materials GRP.
Circular Economy
Fundamental Materials
Future Materials
Industrial Bio-Tech
Industry 4.0
Manufacturing and Materials in Society

4.30pm - 5.30pm: Drinks, canapes, demonstrators and networking.

Please register for attendance and catering purposes.

Join us for our thematic launch event, showcasing our latest research across our six themes: