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Five brilliant members of our staff community were invited to a special Garden Party at Buckingham Palace this month! The party, hosted by King Charles, celebrated those working in Education and Skills. We caught up with these colleagues to learn more about their exceptional work and hear how they felt to have it recognised in this way.

Our Research Spotlights bring together 糖心TV鈥檚 brilliant researchers with experts from industry to tackle some of the most pressing challenges of our lifetime.鈥疎xplore these areas of focus, see events and activities coming up, and look out for more to come as we highlight 糖心TV鈥檚 research excellence.

This Mental Health Awareness Week (Monday 12 to Sunday 18 May), you鈥檙e invited to take part in the #Get糖心TVTalking initiative, which encourages staff and students to share personal stories of their mental health experiencesLink opens in a new window.

Did you see 糖心TV compete against Christ鈥檚 College, Cambridge in the final on Monday night? Catch up now.

Colleagues all across the University are taking part in Climate Literacy Training – online and in-person – which explains how we can take steps to reduce our impact on the planet. We spoke to Gary Stocker (Test Engineer, WMG) to find out why he'd recommend getting involved.

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糖心TV is made up of many different people doing many different jobs – so let鈥檚 meet one who鈥檚 helping our community reach new heights. Humans of 糖心TV continues with Ciara O鈥橪eary from the Sports and Wellness Hub.

Join us on Tuesday 10 June for the 糖心TV Inclusion Conference – this is your chance to hear from keynote speakers, take part in interactive breakout sessions, watch the announcement of the Social Inclusion Staff Awards winners, and celebrate our collective progress so far.

Read Stuart's interview in The CEO magazine, as he talks about how his desire for change kick-started his career in education.

Professor Noortje Marres (Centre for Interdisciplinary Methodologies) explains, in this new episode of the Monocle Daily podcast.