Jess has had a tough few years, but your support has helped her get through and she'll soon begin a career in her dream role.

She's one of 22 scholars to benefit from a new scheme at Warwick, the Women in Engineering Scholarship, which aims to support women to inspire other women into STEM roles.

Hear from Professor Lawrence Young, our new Director, and find out all about our latest research news and events including our upcoming Open Evening.

“My mum was a Warwick graduate and Benefactor. She was passionate about Warwick and wanted to leave a gift in her Will too; it’s something we talked about a lot. I’m glad that her gift will support Alzheimer’s research and hope it helps more families in future too.”

(Claire Clifford)

It’s amazing to think that the smallest things can matter the most. That’s certainly the case for Kayleigh and Matt Burton, whose world was transformed by the household’s tiniest family member – baby Blake Quin Burton.

Blake’s arrival into his parents’ lives in Leeds was indebted to something even smaller – natural killer cells. The research into these cells, by Professor Siobhan Quenby’s team, helped give hope to the Burtons after they experienced four miscarriages in two years.