The Social Sciences Connect Programme is delighted to host a talk and Q&A by Dr Peter C. Grace (University of Otago, New Zealand). Dr Grace will talk about his new book, The Intelligence Intellectuals. The book highlights the real-world application of social scientific expertise in national security settings by shining a light on the vital role that social scientists have played in CIA history.

This event is organised by the Social Sciences Connect Programme and is shared by Resonate.

Join the next webinar from the Development and Alumni Engagement Team:

Women spend nine years of their lives on average in poor health. Warwick is building a unique community of experts across discovery science, clinical application, social science, business, engineering, and more to move lab breakthroughs into real life impact.

Hear from their expert panel about why we should all mind the women's health gap, and how Warwick is poised to become a global force for women’s health research and education.

This event is organised by the Development and Alumni Engagement Team and is shared by Resonate.

Why are people and culture important in helping us to imagine a more sustainable future? Our next Resonate Late will feature a series of talks exploring the role of culture, creativity and community in shaping a world where people and the planet can thrive together.

Join Professor Ryan Martin (Iowa State University) for a free talk to understand the maths behind the theory that just about everyone in Hollywood is connected to Kevin Bacon.

This talk is organised by the Warwick Mathematics Institute and is shared by Resonate.

Antibiotics have been used to treat infections for over 80 years. However, now we have a major global crisis with microbes becoming resistant to available drugs. These antibiotic resistant ‘Superbugs' kill millions of people every year, yet antimicrobial resistance (AMR) remains an invisible threat.

Come join us for a discussion on AMR, to hear about what researchers at Warwick are doing to combat this problem, and to learn how you can help keep our antibiotics working.

This event is organised by the School of Life Sciences and Warwick Medical School and shared by Resonate.