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Funding opportunity: Exploring arts and STEM subjects
Funding of up to £1,500 is now available for members of the Faculty of Science, Engineering and Medicine who are interested in undertaking work within and through culture, as part of the Connecting Cultures Global Research Priority. Find out more and apply here by 28 February.Link opens in a new window
Volunteer as a Faith Adviser
The University’s Multi-Faith Chaplaincy is looking for members of staff and postgraduates in good standing with their community of faith to act as Faith Advisers. Find out more about what’s involved.Link opens in a new window
Science Precinct Design Day
At the second Science Precinct Design DayLink opens in a new window on Tuesday 7 February, the architects behind the STEM Grand Challenge will be presenting their latest ideas. Pop along to hear about their progress, ask questions and share any suggestions you have.
Registrar's Coffee Morning
Join our Registrar, Rachel Sandby-Thomas, and senior colleagues to catch up on institutional developments and network across teams. Sign up for the next Registrar’s Coffee MorningLink opens in a new window on Wednesday 22 February.
Did you see the so called ‘green’ comet on its closest approach to earth in 50,000 years? Professor Don Pollacco, from the Department of Physics, talks in this Daily Mail article.
Reith, Roots, and Representational Art
Listen to the online recording of last year's Reith Lecture, exploring the challenges around freedom of speech.
Holiday Scheme bookings still open 
Looking for childcare for 5 to 12 year olds in the upcoming school holiday, Monday 20 – Friday 24 February? View the timetable of educational and cultural activitiesLink opens in a new window for the University’s Holiday Scheme and book.
Colleagues are reminded to take great care around the ponds and lakes on campus, not to venture onto ice under any circumstances and to take action if they see others being reckless near water or attempting to go onto any ice. There is a risk of falling into the extremely cold water, which could lead to and serious injury.
Guidance on severe weather
Get an overview of what the University will do in the event of severe weather conditionsLink opens in a new window like heavy snow affecting campus or the local area, so you know how you’ll be notified and what to do.