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The team, from our Physics department, was led by PhD researcher Faith Hawthorn.

Join as we host two speaker events to commemorate . Mindu Hornick, a 93-year-old of being torn from home at just 12 years old, while Professor Zoe Waxman (University of Oxford) discusses women’s experience of the HolocaustLink opens in a new window. We were honoured to receive a Sir Ephraim Mirvis last week, who spent time with Warwick’s Jewish Society.

Tuesday 30 January 
If you’re in the mood to refresh your wardrobe in a sustainable way, why not swing by the Swap Shop? Bring along your own pre-loved clothing and get ready for a second-hand fashion swap.

Thursday 1 February 
In the first of these spring lectures, Dr Saad Bhamla (Assistant Professor at Georgia Tech’s School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering) will discuss the Frugal Science Academy, which aims to provide access to scientific experimentation for everyone.

Thursday 7 March 
This year’s RSE conference is a chance to learn about the incredible wealth and breadth of skills Research Software engineers possess – and even better, it’s hosted right here on the Warwick campus.

Marie-Therese's innovative work towards gender equality in Warwick Mathematics Institute has led to a win at our Gender Equality Awards.

WMS’s Dr Cornelia Juengst – a winner of the 2023 Warwick Awards for Teaching Excellence – writes about supporting Warwick students as they prepare to work in the ever-changing and highly-pressurised NHS. Inspired? You can nominate for the 2024 awards before Friday 9 February.

Were you there to help celebrate our class of 2024? Take a look at some of the highlights from and .

The Big Garden Birdwatch is the world's largest garden wildlife survey – it takes place from 26 to 28 January every year and encourages everyone to get outside and take note of what birds they see. Warwick is home to many species of birds, so why not take a stroll around campus and see what you spot? Here are our top five tips for birdwatching.