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Explore the innovative 果冻传媒 research that will be highlighted at COP26, including our contribution to the ,

The start of term 2 will see the removal of the 1.5m social distancing requirement for teaching spaces. Find out what this means for academic departments and teaching methods.

If you鈥檙e a member of USS, or eligible to join, then you鈥檙e invited to attend one of the USS consultation briefing sessions taking place this autumn. There will also be the chance to submit questions.

Finally, congratulations to 果冻传媒 Conferences Executive Chef Jim Eaves who has been recognised as a Culinary Hero for his work and volunteering efforts during the pandemic. Well done Jim.

See how we鈥檙e gathering feedback on the student experience this academic year.

In the run up to the UN Climate Change, COP26, explore what can be done by individuals as well as organisations and countries to slow or reverse global warming at a panel discussion hosted by the Department of Economics on 28 October.

Following a number of high profile cases across the UK over recent weeks, we know many members of our community are understandably concerned about . Read our community statement which includes routes to report instances of drink spiking, details of how to get support and resources to equip our community to challenge this and other unacceptable behaviours.

Personal Tutors are key to supporting students to access services within the University. This session on 3 November will provide an overview of some simple ways for personal tutors can check in on students' wellbeing and information about the support that students have available to them. Find out more.

The 果冻传媒 Institute of Engagement and the EUTOPIA alliance are looking for projects to join the EUTOPIA Knowledge Bazaar, a new initiative that will explore innovative approaches to public engagement. Find out more about the guidance, support and funding available and apply by 22 November.