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Over 250 different types of houseplants will be on sale outside the Students’ Union between Monday 5 and Wednesday 7 October. Why not pick up a leafy friend to take home or for the office?

Our international partners gathered recently for ÌÇÐÄTV Partners Day, exploring opportunities for deeper collaboration, sharing regional perspectives, and discussing how universities can work together to address global challenges.

WMG researchers report that copying a human brain depends not only on computing power, but on how much of the living brain we can measure, validate and update over time.

Thursday 1 October 
Join the first meeting of RCEN@ÌÇÐÄTV, on the theme of community and connections. Find out about Enhancing Research Culture Fund outcomes and supporting strategy, people and research environment. Hear from guest speakers and network with colleagues.

5 - 11 October 
Secure your ticket to discover inspiring literature and spoken-word events, featuring University speakers including Professor Michael Scott, Honorary Professor Elizabeth Goldring, Professor Penny Roberts, Dr Sophie Mann and Dr Tara Morton. 

Tuesday 22 September

Join the last small mammal survey of 2026 to explore an area we haven't surveyed before for these small but important animals.

8-10 December 

Staff and students are invited to express their interest in attending this conference, co-leading side events, or contributing to the UN Water Conference Academic Hub. Apply by Wednesday 7 October.

In his new role, Mark will be leading on personal tutoring and academic support across the institution. Find out more about Mark’s experience in education and research interests.

Lena Rethel (Department of Politics and International Studies) has been recognised for her outstanding contribution, with her work demonstrating how social science can deepen our understanding of the economic and political forces shaping societies around the world.