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The Gender Task Force (GTF) is currently recruiting new members. If you are a member of staff with an interest in, knowledge of, and/or expertise in addressing inequalities and barriers that arise in the university sector in relation to gender, click here to find out more information, and apply by 6 May.

On 3rd May, the Library will be rolling over 2021/22 reading lists on Talis Aspire to create draft lists for 2022/23. On this date, please do not create or edit any reading lists. From 4 May, you can continue to publish your draft lists for modules that will be running in 2022/23. Find out more.

This call is an opportunity for researchers within the EUTOPIA Alliance to share and develop their ideas in science and technology with their peers. Learn more about the EUTOPIA Connected Research Communities and how to apply.

The Dean of Students Office is running a series of online, lunchtime Personal Tutor training sessions throughout term 3, with the first session on 4 May exploring how to support students with exams and results. See the full programme and book your place.

Applications are open for the newly launched Biosciences Impact Fund. Find out more about the fund, designed to maximise wider economic and societal benefit from biosciences and biotechnological research at the University. Deadline: 6 May.

Tickets are now on sale for the Pint of Science Festival, taking place 9-11 May. Featuring talks from ¹û¶³´«Ã½ staff and students exploring all things science, the festival will be taking place across Coventry and ¹û¶³´«Ã½shire.

Applications for eligible new students joining ¹û¶³´«Ã½ for the next academic year are now open. See the important changes to how we allocate accommodation to postgraduate students in 2022/2023.

Share your fun or unusual ways to help reduce stress to be in with a chance of winning a prize this National Stress Awareness month. See the resources available at ¹û¶³´«Ã½ and externally to help manage stress levels and avoid burnout.

A new ¹û¶³´«Ã½ research project funded by the European Research Council will investigate whether the physical and psychological effects of aging are already determined for us before we are born. Read more about the project and another ERC-funded study, looking at how plant fibres changed over millions of years of evolution.