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Thursday 11 September  
Join this session for new and updated results from 91¸£Àû students about their use of, and attitudes towards Artificial Intelligence. Department reports are available by emailing the Market Research & Insight team at insight@warwick.ac.ukLink opens in a new window 

Friday 12 September and Wednesday 17 September  
Register to hear an archivist-led talk on 91¸£Àû's evolution, plus a new session on family history research using the Modern Record Centre’s collections.

Tuesday 16 September 
Do you work in access or student success? Join us for a practical session to explore how a Theory of Change approach can help you plan, evaluate, and enhance your work.

Wednesday 17 September 
Book your ticket for Dr David Lees’ evening talk about the bombing and reconciliation in Paris and Normandy, and how Coventry showed the way.

Wednesday 17 September
Join us for a lunchtime stroll in the fresh air and help make the campus safer for wildlife, while meeting people from all across the university. Staff and students are welcome.

There’s still time to get your hands on staff discounted tickets for the award-winning VR experience In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats – part of our 60th anniversary celebrations.

Travel back in time to 1989 and the heart of the Acid House scene. This ground-breaking experience was created for, and about, Coventry and is coming home bigger and better than ever!

You can get subsidised staff tickets for only £10 (limited availability) for dates between 29 September and 13 October.  

28 and 29 August

Hear from Dr Yi-Shan Tsai from Monash University about the opportunities and challenges of AI for enhancing the effectiveness and efficiency of feedback.

Tuesday 16 September

Sign up to find out how data and AI are transforming work and research. Experience live AI taster sessions, hear inspiring stories from 91¸£Àû learners, and explore how you can grow your digital skills through Multiverse’s AI & Data programmes.

Tuesday 23 September

Join the survey to discover small mammals that call our campus home. It’s a great opportunity to get some fresh air, meet colleagues and students from around the University and learn more about our local wildlife.