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There鈥檚 still time to share your feedback and help us improve the spaces and services you use every day, from post, cleaning and maintenance to refurbishment projects.

If you missed this year鈥檚 Education Conference - on inspiring hope, promoting equity, and preparing students to thrive - or you want a reminder, you can now watch the keynote talks and view the presentations and posters.

Help to improve communication around research security. Complete a 5-10 minute survey so the Research & Impact Services team can understand your awareness of and experience with due diligence, export controls, and other elements of research security.

Does your work relate to climate change, sustainability, or international climate policy? You can now express an interest in attending COP31, taking place in Turkey this November. Find out more and apply by 4 September.

Research impact can now be recorded in a new module in Symplectic Elements, to help you develop a compelling and rich narrative about your research. Find out about the benefits and register for training on 7 July or 12 September.

Researchers in the Department of Psychology have analysed how our laughter may have changed over millions of years, and how it might relate to the evolution of our speech.

Find out how the programme this spring combined international engagement with tangible investment in collaborative research. Interested in getting involved in One World Warwick this November? Get in touch.

Meet the winners and those highly commended in the Warwick Awards for Public and Community Engagement -recognising the vital contributions Warwick staff and students make in engaging with people locally, nationally and internationally.

You helped to choose our next Above & Beyond Award winner - and Claudia Griffin, Warwick Mathematics Institute, won the staff vote!