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Registration for the International Conference of Women Engineers and Scientists is now open. This exciting online event includes talks, workshops and networking opportunities to help build and sustain the pipeline of female talent in engineering and science. View the and .

We’ve got a new Academic Integrity Framework, which includes a new regulation and suite of resources to support academic integrity - honesty in academic work. Find out what it means for you and where to get information and support.

Explore WIHEA Connect, a new platform which aims to create a space for engagement and collaboration, open to the entire community of staff and students at ¹û¶³´«Ã½. It aims to create strong communities of practice and promote opportunities to engage in discussion on topical issues.

Applications are still being accepted for the BBSRC Flexible Talent Mobility Account 2 (FTMA2), which aims to support the exchange of personnel, perspectives and knowledge, skills and expertise between the academic and industrial sectors. The call will remain open until the remaining £25,000 has been allocated. Find out how to apply.

See how researchers in the School of Engineering are investigating the impact of high breathing efforts on the lungs of patients suffering with acute respiratory failure due to Covid-19.

What does it mean to be free? Here’s a two-day festival of ideas, culture, talks and provocations, exploring what freedom means to different people in different contexts. It will take place in November, and we’re inviting researchers to contribute through conversations, film, debate, provocations, short talks, performances and interviews in ways that are exciting and accessible to non-academic audiences. Take a look at the application process.

You might be interested by Medical School research, published in 2019, on protecting the most vulnerable people in a heatwave. Plus, whether you’re working on campus or remotely in this hot weather, you might find it useful to .

If you are working on campus and opening windows/doors to keep cool, please remember security and make sure things are properly closed when you leave!

Find out how to share your unexpected and fantastic stories of finding freedom. Award-winning artist Dawinder Bansal is looking for women of Coventry to be part of a major new exhibition at the Mead Gallery in May 2022, celebrating the voices, courage and curiosity of women, and the surprising ways in which they have attained independence. 

See how we have listened to your feedback and are creating a single annual refresher course for data protection and information security training, which you will be able to complete in just 30 minutes when it is launched on Moodle at the end of July.