The Laboratory Efficiency Assessment Framework scheme for lab sustainability has awarded its first Bronze level award to the Isaac Newton Building Engineering labs.
The next panel is scheduled to take place on Tuesday 11 June.
Breathe new life into your home and garden this spring. From vacuum cleaners and DIY tools, to homeware and garden furniture – explore your Home and Technology Benefit now.
The Research Impact team are pleased to announce the launch of a new SharePoint site. Impact Support Officers, Katrina Oak and Charlotte Hudson-Davis, have been working hard to create a new online hub to support all colleagues at any stage of their impact developments.
In a significant educational collaboration, our MBA students from the Negotiation module participated in a dynamic cross-cultural negotiation exercise with students from the Global Innovation and Cross-Cultural Collaboration module at the Munich University of Applied Sciences.
Professor Stephen Church, Professor in Medieval Studies, will be holding a lecture entitled Uncovering Lincoln’s Magna Carta – exploring the wider context surrounding the great charter.
Details of the talk held by Kristine Alexander, University of Lethbridge.
Due to wet weather making the ground and walkways unsafe, the decision has been made to cancel today’s Earth Day events. This means that the Litter Pick and tidy of the Peace Garden will no longer be taking place. These events will be rearranged for a later date. Keep an eye on Staff News.
As part of the piloting of a university High Performance Computing system we are running an HPC Roadshow on the 24th April, 09:00 to 10:30 on Teams. Anyone who thinks that HPC or High Throughput Computing may be of use for their research is welcome to attend.
Does the notion of reading James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake occasionally pass through your mind only to be discarded by the potential arduousness of the task? Or maybe you are seasoned Joycean academic who would relish the idea of a(nother) close reading of the text.
Details about an opportunity to submit your paper for consideration in the journal, Review of Accounting and Finance.
Details of Prof Jamie Wood’s prestigious Leverhulme Trust International Fellowship.
Details about Famelab and the upcoming June final.
Graham Barrett and Jamie Wood have been awarded one of six prestigious Royal Historical Society Workshop Grants for 2024.
Details of the Embedding EDI in Research Projects workshop.
This training session is available to book via MyView.
Book your place at this training session.
This course will be delivered by Carol Duff, NHS Mental Health Professional and Senior Lecturer. The session will offer practical tools and techniques for managers to use with their teams to support their wellbeing and mental health.
Details of upcoming Prevent training sessions.
Details on how to book your place at one of these two training sessions.