The event is a collaborative GRP initiative with speakers from Energy, Sustainable Cities, Behaviour, Brain and Society and Productivity & Futures of Work GRP. This is an interdisciplinary networking event which aims to

• Shed light on the lived experiences of Warwick researchers and sharing research lessons learnt from navigating the pandemic. 
• Facilitate conversations and find synergies of interest which could lead to joint bidding on interdisciplinary research projects. 
• Building interdisciplinary research networks for impact and meaningful collaboration.

The event is open to Academics, ECRs and PhD Students from across Warwick

For more information details of the event can be accessed from the link below

The event is taking place online March 30th 2021, 10am-12pm.

https://warwick.ac.uk/research/priorities/energy-grp/lessonsfromlockdown  

What can the lockdown teach us about interdisciplinary research where urban environments, behaviour, work, and energy concerns intersect?

Tuesday 30 March, 7pm-8pm - New Scientists: New Research

Join us as we introduce you to some of our young scientists embarking on their careers in different areas of science and medicine. Find out what inspired them to go into science and the exciting work they are doing to help solve some of the current key scientific and medical challenges facing the world today.

Hosted by Professor Kevin Moffat with Warwick Medical School's Dr Erin Greaves and the School of Life Sciences' Dr Ellie Jameson and PhD student Emily Hill.

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Science on the Hill is a programme of events jointly organised by the School of Life Sciences and Warwick Medical School - two departments based out of our Gibbet Hill campus. Each time several experts from the departments are invited to give a short, fun, and informative talk around a theme. For example in the past we've looked at topics like antibiotic resistance and Covid-19.