A fun day was had by all at this festival-style day for all ages!

An exciting collaboration between scientists from the University of Warwick, Imperial College London and Cambridge University and dance artists from The Place.

On Thursday 7th March, we popped up at the Tin Music and Arts in Coventry for ‘Behind the Scenes with Science Technicians’. In a Resonate first, all of the evenings talks were by Science Technicians.

For our first event of the Resonate Festival of Science and Technology, we spent the evening with four Warwick researchers who all study the Weather in different ways.

We took over an empty shop unit in Leamington Spa to showcase exciting new research from University of Warwick students.

On Wednesday 15th November, we held our final event of the ESRC Festival of Social Science 2023.

Find out more about our event with Baroness Catherine Ashton, Chancellor of the University of Warwick.

Planting Roots festival, a collaboration between Warwick Arts Centre, Warwick Institute of Engagement and Foleshill Community Centre, was a huge success!

Take a look at our ideas for what the future might look like!

Our first event of the ESRC Festival of Social Science 2023 was a Resonate Late in Leamington Spa. Read the story to find out what we learned over the course of the evening.

Gene sequencing captured our attention at Science on the Hill earlier this month!

We were incredibly excited to attend the opening of Coventry Biennial 2023 earlier this month and see the outcome of one Warwick researchers’ collaboration with a local artist.

On Saturday 16th September 2023, Taskmaster Education came to Warwick University! Over 700 people joined us to complete15 tasks, a ten duck duck-hunt and a live show with Alex Horne at Warwick Arts Centre.

After a successful Resonate Festival last year, we were so excited to bring it back again for 2023. Keep reading to find out what we got up to…

A poetic reflection on the Our Fragile Space exhibition, kindly written and shared by Mary Courtney

On the 22nd, 23rd and 24th May 2023 we hosted six Pint of Science events across Coventry and Warwickshire. Let’s recap on how it went!

This was the first public showing of photographer and science communicator Max Alexander’s latest exhibition, Our Fragile Space: Protecting the Near-Space Environment. Held in the Coventry Cathedral Ruins, this exhibition highlighted the global issue of space debris, and how ongoing research at Warwick’s Centre for Space Domain Awareness is trying to understand it.

Back for it’s third year, we got hands-on with Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths!

The second half of our 2023 Big Read celebration, this event was full of books, smiles, and all your favourite characters…

The first of our two-part Big Read event, we joined discussions with local authors, researchers and historians to learn more about how we create and share our stories.