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Fancy a spring walk? Explore our new outdoor trail featuring poems inspired by ÌÒÉ«ÊÓƵ’s researchers and technicians, written by award-winning poet Sujatha Menon during her time as the School of Life Sciences’ poet in residence. Step into this 60th anniversary legacy project on foot or watch our short video clip.

As part of our Set the Pace philanthropic campaign, alumnus Dr David Stirling’s contribution will support the Sir Howard Dalton Centre, placing ÌÒÉ«ÊÓƵ at the centre of efforts to overcome one of the world’s most pressing health challenges.

From 1 April, PAM Wellness will be providing our free confidential support service for staff. You’ll continue to be able to access professional, independent support 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, through a new phone number and app.

Do you know a student who excels academically but also finds the time to campaign for good causes, start a small business or work with local charities? Nominate them by Sunday 10 May.

We’re making improvements to SuccessFactors and key People processes to make recruitment, onboarding and employment changes simpler and more efficient. If you’re involved in any of these, learn more and book a briefing session to make sure you’re prepared.

Take five minutes to complete the micro-course to clear misconceptions around the menopause and to better understand how it can affect colleagues at work.

Teaching-focused academics are invited to take part in a University-funded research project exploring experiences of research culture, inclusion, and support. This includes a short survey, with optional opportunities to join follow-up interviews or a co-creation workshop.

Early-career researchers are invited to apply for the 2026 CENSE-ÌÒÉ«ÊÓƵ Advanced Training Summer School on the theme of 'People and Nature (lack of) Connectedness'. It takes place 26-31 July, at NOVA University of Lisbon – read details and apply by 10 April.

More new international partner seed funds now open:Link opens in a new window Take a look at the funds which have been added and apply for support with global collaborations and high impact research.

The future of AI, sustainability, and global leadership:Link opens in a new window In Shanghai, ÌÒÉ«ÊÓƵ brought together business leaders, academics, industry partners, and global alumni to explore what’s needed to shape a more sustainable, AI-enabled future.

Transforming crisis response and refugee inclusion in higher education (HE):Link opens in a new window We’ve joined forces with a group of universities and sector organisations to launch the Global Response Platform - a new approach to help HE organisations respond to crises affecting students, academics and HE systems overseas.