Every wondered what University of Warwick students get up to during their studies? Come along and find out about their research through interactive activities, crafts and engaging posters.

There will be activities for children and adults at this event.

Go on a journey to learn more about theIslington Food Partnership, meet inspiring community organisers, and contribute to a collective art project. 

This event is designed with kids in mind and is perfect for folks of all ages.

This event is organised by the Department of Philosophy at the University of Warwick and is part of the Being Human Festival. It is Shared by Resonate.

Join Sarah Hart for this free lecture exploring the many connections between mathematics and literature.

This event is organised by the University of Warwick Mathematics Institute and shared by Resonate.

Come along for coffee, conversation, and a community meal in Tufnell Park, all sourced from local produce and reclaimed food. 

This event is organised by the Department of Philosophy at the University of Warwick and is part of the Being Human Festival. It is Shared by Resonate.

Do you know what to say if you need to make a 999 call? Ever wondered what happens behind-the-scenes of an emergency call? How do ambulance services make the difficult decisions involved in dispatching a critical care team?

This event is organised by the University of Warwick Social Science Impact Team as part of the ESRC Festival of Social Science, and shared with you by Resonate.

Alex Sharpe, Professor and Director of Impact at the School of Law, University of Warwick, invites you to an evening with David Bowie!

Professor Sharpe will deliver an audio-visual lecture exploring Bowie’s music through the beat-poet William S. Burroughs.

This event is recommended for ages 14+. Those under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

This event is organised by the University of Warwick Social Science Impact Team as part of the ESRC Festival of Social Science, and shared with you by Resonate.

Join us as we discuss the impact of digital services and programmes on democracy, healthcare, data gathering and more!

What is AI? How can it be used responsibly? Should we be concerned about online safety?

This talk will delve into what ‘responsible AI’ could look like, and why this issue needs to be addressed to safeguard against potentially harmful content.

This event is organised by the University of Warwick Social Science Impact Team as part of the ESRC Festival of Social Science, and shared with you by Resonate.

This event is for attendees aged 18+.

The workshop will explore how everyday conversations can hold deep personal meaning, shaping our social lives and the very essence of who we are.

This event is organised by the University of Warwick Social Science Impact Team as part of the ESRC Festival of Social Science, and shared with you by Resonate.

Join us at the Royal Pump Rooms as we explore what’s important to society, from language to law!

This event is a collaboration between the Royal Pump Rooms and Resonate. There will be activity for all ages but not every activity will be suitable for all.

It’s time for Warwick Law School’s Annual Black History Month Lecture!

This event is organised by Warwick Law School and Shared by Resonate

Join the School of Life Sciences for this year’s Elizabeth Creak Distinguished Guest Lecture, exploring the global challenge of navigating food security in an increasingly volatile world

Recommended for ages 18+. Those 16+ are welcome with an accompanying adult.

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

We all rely on communities of microorganisms to help us function…but how much do we really know about them?

Join researchers from the Gibbet Hill Campus to hear cutting edge research on microbiomes across a range of organisms - from mosquitos, to plants to the human body.

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

These talks will cover topics including fertility and pregnancy loss.

Join researchers from the University of Warwick Politics and International Studies Department to discuss the variety of ways we can approach climate change action.

‘Digilantism’, is an interactive online talk that will explore the modern world of online punishment.

Content Warning: this event is open to 18+ attendees only, and will discuss difficult and sensitive topics that may be considered distressing to some.

This event is organised by the University of Warwick Social Science Impact Team as part of the ESRC Festival of Social Science, and shared with you by Resonate.

What role do we expect television to play in our understanding of death and dying experiences? 

Professor Helen Wheatley, Warwick University, explores this and other questions in a talk about her new book Television/Death (Edinburgh University Press, 2024).

This event is recommend for those age 18+. Tickets cost £5.

An evening of astronomy talks and trivia, all from the comfort of the pub.

This event is organised by the University of Warwick Physics Department and shared by Resonate.

In this storytelling and craft session suitable for all children up to 10, join Dante and Virgil as they travel across the world of the dead where they face monsters, meet friends, and fly through the skies.

These sessions are organised by Federica Coluzzi of the School of Modern Languages and Cultures at the University of Warwick, and shared by Resonate.

The day will include many different interactive activities including plaster cast play and bandaging, healthy eating tools and medical imaging for the teddy bears. Designed for children aged 4-11, this day will introduce your child to healthcare, and may even help them feel less afraid when they encounter healthcare settings in the future.

This event is being run by Warwick Medical School students and Shared by Resonate.

In the run up to the 2024 Paris Olympic and Paralympic games, 62 Coventry primary, secondary and special educational needs schools are currently participating in a torch relay. Join us for the finale!

This is a Coventry schools activity led by Earlsdon Primary School and supported by the Warwick Institute of Engagement on behalf of the University of Warwick. Shared by Resonate.

Join online for this expert preview of the upcoming UK general election, where the panel will discuss key topics, answer your questions, and share some things to look out for on election night.

This event is organised by the by the Department of Politics and International Studies (University of Warwick) and Shared by Resonate. Recommended for ages 16+

Join the team from the Advanced Bioimaging Research Technology Platform at the University of Warwick, as they share the techniques and challenges of investigating biological samples using electron microscopes.

This event is organised by the Advanced Bioimaging RTP and JEOL UK, and is shared by Resonate.

Please note, this event will discuss fertility and pregnancy loss

Join us for the next series of research talks at Gibbet Hill, looking at the topic of “Early life: from embryo to birth”.

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

Join Professor Edith Hall (University of Durham) on campus for their free public lecture - Repurposing Tomyris from Deschamps to Queen Anne.

This event is organised by Warwick's Centre for the Study of the Renaissance, supported by the Leverhulme Trust and shared by Resonate.

Recommended for ages 18+

Come along to the very first Resonate Festival of Arts and Culture! We'll be exploring culture and creativity from across the world at this fun, festival-style day for all ages.

This event will share the story of a Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) Group, explaining how health researchers, mathematical modellers, health economists and members of the public came together to co-develop computer models that can help inform policy makers.

Attendees will also discuss a hypothetical case as if they were the PPI group, thinking about how they would help scientists to make decisions on how to approach modelling a vaccination programme for a new disease.

This event is for attendees 18+ and will discuss topics such as vaccination and ill-health.