University of Warwick

But what I learned there is that the people at the higher echelons of that are and have been brilliant lobbyists of the government, which we can all learn from with formative things and so on.

I did a fireside chat like this with Gordon Bateman at Warwick University, which is infinitely preferable to doing a keynote, which I've done a number of.

It's much more relaxed and it gets more out of you.

I learn a lot more.

Analysts included Joe Cox, the President and CEO at Museum of Discovery and Science, Stephanie LeBlanc-Godfrey, CEO of Mother AI and Google's former Global Head of Inclusion for Women of Color, Dr. Silvia Lovato, the Senior Director of Learning and Head of Research at PBS Kids, and Dr. Nobisha Kurian.

Assistant Professor for the Department of Education Studies at the University of Warwick.

This webinar was chaired and facilitated by Bill Shribman, owner of Chickens on the Roof, LLC.

In a moment, we'll hear from Melissa Higgins, President and CEO of Boston Children's Museum, on how this project came to be.

Hi everyone, thank you both for the introduction.

It's lovely to be here and I'm very much looking forward to hearing what my fellow panelists have to share as well.

I'm Nomi, I'm a researcher at the University of Warwick and I examine children's safety, well-being and development, particularly through the lens of how AI in particular is impacting their learning, their short-term and long-term well-being and development.

I focus particularly on conversational AI, the type of AI that can talk to you, joke with you, remember secrets for you, help you with homework, practically everything in a way that's very, very unusual when it comes to child-facing technologies.

and individuals doing positive environmental and social change.

Cough Connects, which works with partners including Virgin Media, O2, the University of Warwick, the NHS and community and voluntary organisations, was recognised for its unique model led by an all-female council team.

An unacceptable proposal to cut services at a Coventry fire station could put the public at risk, says the Fire Brigade Union.

West Midlands Fire Service is considering reducing the night-time cover at Foles Hill Fire Station from two engines to one, among a number of options.

The pleasure is all ours.

For the benefit of our listeners, Professor Spencer Oatley is Emeritus Professor of Intercultural Communication at the University of Warwick.

She lived and worked abroad for much of her career and this led to her interest in the interconnections between culture, communication and relationships.

Her recent books have focused on this, including Global Fitness for Global People, Making Working Relationships Work and Rapport at Work.

Astronomers have found a couple of dozen of these over the past 20 years.

Now, a team led by Nicola Pietro Gentile Fusilio with Felipe Lagos Vilches at the University of Warwick and Detlef Koster at Kiel has published a white dwarf that shows four peaks in its calcium lines instead of two.

The paper came out in Nature Astronomy on the 26th of October, and it's open access.

The star is called WDJ1328-1450, a white dwarf of about 17,400 degrees and roughly half a solar mass.

Okay, so

he was a professor of business studies at Warwick University.

He did a lot of, he's dead now, but he did a great training course on marketing and marketing effectiveness.

And he just made a very simple point, which I've always remembered, is volume is a cost to a business, not a benefit.

on which a significant amount of economic activity is driven.

I know the University of Warwick, when I was there, and that was some years ago now, when I was doing my MBA that I hardly ever mention, of course, but they did a piece of research that showed they made a £500 million contribution to the local economy of Coventry, because for those who don't know, the University of Warwick really is in Coventry, or certainly half the campus is anyway, and the other half then filters over the border.

Income tax receipts up 7.4. As I said, that just tells you what the frozen thresholds are doing.

But how damaging is that? No wonder people can't spend more.