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Condolence book for Professor Tom Marsh
Use this space to share memories of Professor Tom Marsh and messages of condolence to one another and to Tom's family.
New technology revolutionises motorway merging for autonomous cars
New research suggests improved technology will soon allow self-driving cars to merge onto motorways and highways with better safety. Read more about the WMG research and watch a videoLink opens in a new window showing how the system works.
Race Equality Charter
We hold a bronze Race Equality CharterLink opens in a new window award as independent recognition of our commitment to working towards race equality and determination to tackle race inequality at all levels. Find out more on what the University is doing to improve the inclusivity and diversity of our workforce and the inclusive recruitment guidelines soon to be trialled at Warwick Medical School. on Thursday 1 December at 12.30pm.
New Dean of WMS appointed
Professor Gavin Perkins has been appointed as the new Dean of Medicine at Warwick Medical School, taking up the role from 1 August 2023. Find out moreLink opens in a new window about Gavin and his roles at Warwick.
Be a part of our 2023 Degree Congregation
Find out how you can register to be a part of the University鈥檚 Winter Degree Congregation. Join the academic procession or be a staff marshalLink opens in a new window to help manage the event on the day.
Get involved in Warwick Presents: 30 November
Join us for a lunchtime talk and Q&A session from Will Thomas, Student Experience Division, to find out more about what Warwick Presents is and how we can help fund and promote events for students. Lunch will be provided, so please register if you'd like to attendLink opens in a new window.
Student Feedback Survey now open
The Student Feedback Survey went live on Monday 21 November, and will run until Sunday 4鈥疍ecember. The survey is a joint University and Students' Union (SU) Survey, replacing the SU PULSE and University Termly Surveys. It will include questions about student experience this term. Find out more and download assetsLink opens in a new window to support with promoting the survey.
Research on young people and childhood and adolescent mental health services
Research has found that most young people who stop using childhood and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS) after reaching the upper age limit of CAMHS do not see a decline in their symptoms. Hear from the Warwick researchers involvedLink opens in a new window.
An international study led by Warwick has revealed the early origins of a planet 700 light years away. New observations from the JWST show a molecular and chemical portrait of the distant planet, mapping its formation history. .