In this workshop, we will be engaging with our student community and those involved in student engagement to gather their input and feedback on the findings and recommendations produced so far in the Academic Governance Review. We will delve in to each area of the review, including: the architecture and framework of our governance structure, how we are provide assurance and compliance both internally and externally, the inclusivity of the ways we work with our structure and the constitution and diversity of our committee memberships.

This workshop is open to all students and staff in student engagement facing roles - sign up to attend here.

SLS & WMS Microbiology and Infectious Diseases Seminar Series

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In July , August and September 2023 we have ran events to both educate about moths and discover the species we have on campus. The events went well, with us finding 10 different species of moth in July, a huge 41 species of moth in August and 8 species in September. Moths are a great indicator of habitat health and as part of our biodiversity work on campus we want to learn about the different species we have living here. Check out the pictures below to see some of the moths we have found in previous surveys!

We are pleased to announce that we now have our first date confirmed for 2024! Dan Hall will be presenting a talk about moths and their ecological value and conducting a moth survey. See more information below:

• Moth Talk: 23rd of April 2024 at 1-2pm, in OC1.02.
• Moth Survey: 24th of April at 9am, by Windmill Hill (more information upon booking).

In July , August and September 2023 we have ran events to both educate about moths and discover the species we have on campus. The events went well, with us finding 10 different species of moth in July, a huge 41 species of moth in August and 8 species in September. Moths are a great indicator of habitat health and as part of our biodiversity work on campus we want to learn about the different species we have living here.

Established in September 2021, the Esports Centre was founded with the mission to provide a dedicated space for supporting the Warwick student experience in various facets, including entertainment, social engagement, digital skills development, and employment opportunities here to industry. The Esports Centre has become a hub where students forge friendships, academics conduct research, and young people acquire valuable digital skills.

Since we moved to the fusion, we've successful hosted multiple events like Computer science end of term event, Kpop society showcase and play and JLR away days. We're looking for hear your plan for next academic year and let's start the conversation before the summer!

Please feel free to drop by the Esports Centre anytime between 12:30 AM and 1:30 PM on Thursday, 25th April, 2024. If you require directions to our location, please check details here: https://warwick.ac.uk/esports/find-us/

During the City Nature Challenge, we will be running two walks on campus which you can get involved in. In these walks, we will be recording all wildlife that we can see.

• Friday 26th April – 9-10am - walk on campus using the iNaturalist app.
• Friday 26th April – 12-1pm - walk on campus using the iNaturalist app.

Tennis enthusiast? This national event gives you the chance to progress through rounds – with the finals taking place at the All England Club, home of Wimbledon!

The Warwick Research Celebration event will shine a light on our research excellence and the invaluable contributions our community makes to research. It includes an awards ceremony to recognise the contributions of individuals and teams to research successes.

Limited places are available, book your place today.

SLS Cells & Development seminar series

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SLS & WMS Microbiology and Infectious Diseases Seminar Series

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This workshop is open to University of Warwick PhD students and early career researchers who are interested in using ethnography in health research, particularly in the global south. You may already be using ethnographic methods and want to deepen your knowledge and skills or you may be considering using this method for your research and want to learn more.

The workshop will be facilitated by anthropologists Dr Ursula Read and Dr Bulbul Siddiqi who both have extensive experience of using ethnography in a range of contexts, both in traditional anthropological long-term fieldwork and as part of larger mixed methods global health studies. The workshop will feature guest speakers from Nigeria, Ethiopia and the UK who will share experiences of engaging with ethnographic methods in their research.

This workshop is open to University of Warwick PhD students and early career researchers who are interested in using ethnography in health research, particularly in the global south. You may already be using ethnographic methods and want to deepen your knowledge and skills or you may be considering using this method for your research and want to learn more.

The workshop will be facilitated by anthropologists Dr Ursula Read and Dr Bulbul Siddiqi who both have extensive experience of using ethnography in a range of contexts, both in traditional anthropological long-term fieldwork and as part of larger mixed methods global health studies. The workshop will feature guest speakers from Nigeria, Ethiopia and the UK who will share experiences of engaging with ethnographic methods in their research.

The workshop is free of charge. Lunch will be provided.

If you would like to know more or have any questions please email ursula.read@essex.ac.uk

If you would like to attend please register here by 19^th April. Please be aware that places are limited so only sign up if can commit to attend for the full 2 days. Places will be offered on a first come, first served basis so please sign up as early as possible.

Call for Papers

Time and Location:

13 May 2024, Warwick Business School, Coventry, UK

Description:

This is the call for papers for the 2024 Lancaster-Manchester-Warwick Joint PhD Workshop on Quantitative Finance and Financial Technology. We aim to create a casual and welcoming environment where research students (MRes, PhD and Postdoc) in Quantitative Finance and Financial Technology gather for vibrant and open discussions.

Submission:

We invite academic paper submissions across various domains of quantitative finance and fintech. The deadline for paper submission is 15 April 2024. The interested research student should send a PDF file of her/his completed paper or extended abstract to gillmorelab@wbs.ac.uk. Selection result will be announced by 22 April. Each submission should have the following on the cover page: title of the paper, abstract, authors' name, affiliation, and E-mail address.

Although we do accept extended abstracts, selection priority will be given to complete paper submissions. Additionally, to ensure a productive event, each presenter must serve as a discussant for another paper on the same topic. Only those selected completed paper submissions will be assigned discussants.

Workshop Format:

The workshop is a one-day event with two parallel tracks one for Quant Finance and one for FinTech. For each paper, we allocate 20 minutes of presentation followed by a 10-minute discussion and a 5-minute Q&A.

Workshop Organisers:

Roman KozhanLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window, University of Warwick; Moris StrubLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window, University of Warwick; Zhengge ZhouLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window, University of Warwick.

Sponsors:

Gillmore Centre for Financial Technology and Finance Group at WBS.

For any questions, please contact gillmorelab@wbs.ac.uk .

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Professor Andy Lockett, Dean of WBS, invites you to an audience with Graeme Chaplin, Agent for the Bank of England, West Midlands, on 16 May at 8 a.m.

This is the 52nd business briefing from Graeme, who will present the Bank's forecast for the UK economy, as set out in the latest Monetary Policy Report. Please note these events are "off-the-record".

Please submit questions for Graeme using the registration link above.

Timings:

7.15 am: Breakfast in Scarman (next to WBS)

7.50 am: Move from Scarman to WBS building

8 am: Welcome - Professor Andy Lockett, Dean of WBS, followed by business briefing - Graeme Chaplin, Bank of England

9 am: Close

Book your place by Friday, 10 May.

Build a culture of respect in the workplace with Active Listening. This interactive workshop from Denver Thorpe-Cusden is brought to you by the Professional Services Network, book your place or add your name to the waiting list and we'll email you when more sessions become available.

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We're bringing together all members of our Arts community - staff, students and alumni - to think about those areas where the Faculty is leading the way in inclusive education.

More information to follow!

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SLS & WMS Microbiology and Infectious Diseases Seminar Series

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The Strategy Networks are two hour sessions, for in person or online attendance and open to all staff.

Each of the monthly slots will cover an update on one of the strategic priorities by each area lead and include time for questions.

Please complete the form below to register for the Strategy Network Sessions via Teams or in-person.

Please note that the Strategy Network locations will be confirmed ahead of each session via the calendar invitation.

If you change your mind, or your availability changes, please feel free to re-submit the form and we will use your most recent submission.

Why attend?

• 35+ staff and student speakers including inspiring keynote speaker Bea Marshall, a Neurodiversity Expert and Consultant
• 11 breakout sessions to share practice, make connections and collaborate
• Interactive panel discussions and poetry
• Social Inclusion Award with increased interactivity
• The opportunity to celebrate diversity and inclusion and reflect on our collective progress as a University

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