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More than 3,400 colleagues have now completed the Employee Survey – thank you! If you need a little more time, you now have until Friday 9 June – we've extended the deadline to allow even more staff members to have their say. Find out more about the surveyLink opens in a new window.

We spoke with the Global Sustainable Development team to find out more about the course's exciting new accreditation and discover how Warwick is helping to shape the next generation of sustainability leadersLink opens in a new window.

, from the School of Life Sciences, talk about how his research has helped to reduce the use of pesticides and improve natural resistance to viruses that infect plants.

The Student Feedback Survey is going live today (Wednesday 24 May), running until Sunday 11 June. A joint University and Students' Union (SU) survey, it includes questions about the student experience this term. Find out more and download assets to help promote the survey.Link opens in a new window

The Research & Impact Services team is inviting proposals to enhance research culture. Find out more about this opportunityLink opens in a new window and join an online launch event on Thursday 25 May to ask questions about funding up to £50,000.  

Researchers at Warwick and the James Cook University Hospital have which can help people stop needing to use opioid painkillers to manage chronic pain.

Warwick Medical School students are leading on a – a shining example of a more holistic and person-centred approach to dementia care.

Redzo Mujcic, Associate Professor in WBS, and Professor Andrew Oswald, Economics, along with a global team, have analysed data from over half a million people to , and offer some workplace solutions.

iNews and MSN have reported that and easing the cost-of-living crisis, quoting the Department of History’s Professor Rebecca Earle.