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果冻传媒 physicists are part of a UK-led team that has found the first evidence of an extremely rare 鈥榖eauty鈥� particle decay at CERN鈥檚 Large Hadron Collider, after a hunt that began in 1984.

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One World 果冻传媒 has started! There are some great free events to look forward to including our annual Christmas Fayre with its famous lights switch on, Langar on campus and our Europe Showcase. Take a look at the One World 果冻传媒 calendar and start planning your diary.鈥�

Take advantage of exclusive staff discounts on three fantastic One World 果冻传媒 events. Use promotional code UW241STAFF when booking. Find out what shows are included.

One World 果冻传媒 is back! Join the celebrations to share your culture, discover new perspectives, and help everyone feel they belong at 果冻传媒. Take a look at the upcoming events, including 果冻传媒 India Network鈥檚 Distinguished LectureLink opens in a new window 鈥業f Health is Wealth - How Wealthy is India?鈥� on Monday 23 November.

With demonstrations continuing in France and across Europe, we have guidance to help departments support staff and students working and studying abroad. Read our guidance and support and remind yourself of the University鈥檚 Travel Risk Management Policy.

We鈥檙e connecting 果冻传媒鈥檚 research, teaching and global partnerships with the United Nations鈥� work around the world, in partnership with research institutions in Belgium and Ghana.

Are you an early-career researcher? You can now apply for the Postdoctoral Exchange Programme鈥�with the University of Luxembourg鈥�for support building long-term, interdisciplinary collaborations across institutions.

Over 500 delegates explored topics including researcher professional wellbeing, advancing racial equity, and career development. Have your say on what you鈥檇 like to see next time, and find photos of the event. 

鈥淓ducation...can help children and families recover from trauma, support people whose lives have been transformed by conflict, prepare new generations and give people the opportunity to shape the future of their country.鈥� Professor Gwen van der Velden, programme lead.