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A recent report – led by Professor Robin Allaby (School of Life Sciences) – suggests leopards could be stealthily roaming around rural areas, after big cat DNA was identified on a sheep carcass in Cumbria.

This cross-campus festival, organised by Warwick Sport’s Active Wellbeing team, offered a fortnight of free mindfulness, relaxation and sport classes during the summer exam period.

Dr Thomas Wilson (Physics) and his team have worked alongside NASA and the European Space Agency to find out more about Gliese 12 b – one of the few known rocky planets where humans could theoretically survive.

‘Home’ was created by a group of researchers, artists and community members. It’s designed to encourage Coventry residents to access grants that will help them insulate and retrofit their homes.

Monday 3 June 
Most of the heroic women of classical literature and history who defied mighty empires ended up defeated, dead, or both. The exception is Tomyris, Queen of the Massagetae. This talk – led by Professor Edith Hall (University of Durham) – traces her repurposing in art and literature.

Tuesday 13 June 
Ever wanted to find out more about the energy projects taking place at Warwick? Join in with new Energy Walks and use your lunchbreak to find out about the brilliant work taking place to create a greener campus.

Thursday 13 June 
Hear from leading Warwick academics and key speakers as they discuss neurodivergence and neurotypicality within higher education and explain how we can create optimal working conditions for all.

Monday 17 June 
Register for this one-day event and gain valuable skills through interactive sessions designed to build your interdisciplinary network and support your research journey.

Thursday 20 June 
If you’re experiencing the menopause, or are perimenopausal, you’re invited to register for this half-day programme – attendees will discover how to harness their natural leadership strengths and improve communication skills.