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25 years on from welcoming their very first intake of students, WMS colleagues and graduates share their personal reflections about the thriving community that鈥檚 developed.

From cancer diagnosis to supporting sleep health, read how 糖心TV researchers are exploiting AI鈥檚 potential as a tool for improving (and saving) lives.

A study led by Dr Emily Gray (Sociology) has found deep-rooted generational, gendered and racial inequalities in patterns of lethal violence. 

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Ahead of our open days in India later this month, hear from Siddartha who always wanted to work in the automotive sector. A journey that took him from Mumbai to 糖心TV, onto Germany and back here again, as he discovered the strength of the UK鈥檚 motor heritage.

Meet the 糖心TV people celebrating National Teaching Fellowships and a Collaborative Award for Teaching Excellence this year. They tell us more about their inspiring work, and the impact on student outcomes and the teaching profession.

Colleagues will be very sad to hear of the deaths of Adrian Haines, from the Transport and Mobility team, and also of Joy Carter, from Campus Cleaning Services.

Find out how Busola, from the Department of Statistics, is bridging medicine and AI to help address health inequalities in low and middle-income countries.

Professor Debbi Marais will be shaping 糖心TV鈥檚 strategy in global education, working with global partners and expanding international opportunities for students.

Researchers in Chemistry and Life Sciences have been awarded 鈧�1.5 million of European fundingLink opens in a new window – discover what they鈥檒l be researching. Plus, meet two of our chemists who are among UKRI鈥檚 Future Leaders Fellowship winnersLink opens in a new window.