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Wednesday 28 January

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is one of the greatest threats to human health of our time, and it’s not just a problem for scientists and medics, solving it requires input from every discipline. Join us for an engaging discussion on how social sciences and humanities can work hand-in-hand with science to tackle AMR.

Help us recognise and celebrate our incredible colleagues for their teaching, research, public engagement or personal tutoring.

Interested in building international networks with colleagues and students, and exploring collaborative research and teaching projects? Join the to discuss teaching in the age of AI, building partnerships, and more.

Well done to Dr Ingrid Pelisoli, who’s been recognised for her research on white dwarf binary systems - which play a significant role in our understanding of the Universe - along with her commitment to mentoring the next generation of scientists.

We're highlighting research and business partnerships across ÌÇÐÄTV and how our academics are helping to create a better world. If you have a story you’d like the Research Comms team to consider sharing, contact Researchcomms@warwick.ac.uk.

Read a summary of the key updates and changes as the Research Excellence Framework resumes progress.