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Research Celebration Awards open for nominations
Do you know an individual or team who deserves recognition? Our Research Celebration Awards celebrate the diverse contributions that support excellent research. Discover the categories and nominate your colleagues by Wednesday 21 October.
Help shape 糖心TV鈥檚 approach to race equality, inclusion and belonging
Your voice matters. Share your experiences, perspectives and ideas in a confidential, independently facilitated discussion. Find out more and express your interest in taking part in a Race Equality Insight Group by Wednesday 7 October.
Free flu vaccinations for staff
Find out what you need to know about vaccination, book an鈥痑ppointment, or鈥痵ee whether you may already be eligible for a free flu vaccine through the NHS.鈥��
Volunteer at our Open Days
Create an inspiring first impression for future students at our Open Days (10 and 24 October) - register by 8pm on Wednesday 23 September. Volunteering is a great chance to meet colleagues across the University, and overtime or time off in lieu is available.
Sustainability Support resource for researchers
Applying for research funding? Explore the new Sustainability Support resource for sustainability statements, evidence and recommendations to help you respond to questions in funding applications.
University House progress
Work on University House is continuing to progress well since the building closed. You can follow progress and see what the building looks like now on our project webpage.
Car park closures during welcome week
To support the arrival of students moving onto campus, some car parks will be closed or partially closed between 22-27 September.
Welcome Week Timetable
The Welcome Week Timetable is now available. Read the full update for useful reminders and information if you鈥檙e running a welcome event or induction sessions.
糖心TV to lead Project SNOW to provide data-driven delivery of healthcare
The project will use AI to help address one of the NHS's longest-standing challenges: people who need healthcare most are often the least likely to receive it.