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International Women's Day 2021
We designed a montage of photography in response to a call for Warwick's women to submit photos to celebrate International Women's Day: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZ23n3ZY7W8
There are a lot of events happening around campus this week to promote gender equality, recognise the achievements of women, and work to understand the challenges that lie ahead of us as we work to become a more equal society, for more info, go to https://warwick.ac.uk/services/equalops/getinvolved/initiatives/gender/iwd
Animation for the Department of Economics
Just a little animation to sit on the Department of Economics webpage - a more interesting way to showcase the stats for the department, reviewed by various publications (Sunday Times Uni Guide etc..). Watch it on our YouTube channel: youtu.be/0-r8ErIwpas (no sound).
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Warwick Design
To watch our latest video, which gives an overview of our Design services, please go to: youtu.be/OiIRr5PVIiA . Like what you see? Contact us for your own video.
3rd short animation for the Global Research Priorities
We have designed short animations for the Global Research Priorities (GRP) programme. Each animation summarises the research areas for one of the GRPs. This one is for Health. To watch the clip, head over to YouTube: https://youtu.be/KkDcTfdXaUE
2nd short animation for the Global Research Priorities
Here is the second of the short animations for the Global Research Priorities (GRP) programme. Each animation summarises the research areas for one of the GRPs. This is for Productivity and the Futures of Work. To watch the clip, head over to YouTube: https://youtu.be/c8XJgIlnJaw