The Walker Institute will be attending the conference Adaptation Futures taking place from October 2 to 6 this year. More than 1500 members of the climate change adaptation community from...Read More >
Join the Walker Institute for the inaugural session of the My Climate Risk Interdisciplinary Reading Group as part of the WCRP Lighthouse Activity. Coleen Vogel, University of the Witwatersrand, will present Maria...Read More >
Join Dr Louise Johnson from the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Reading to explore how mutation in genetic research is helping to identify and understand...Read More >
Join Professor Jenna Ward (Dean of Coventry Business School) for a workshop seminar on emotional labour as part of Dr Simon Willems (Reading School of Art, Henley Business School) interdepartmental...Read More >
If you are a UKRI funded author your journal articles must be Open Access with a CCBY licence immediately on publication and without embargo, via CentAUR (green Open Access) or...Read More >
All UKRI funded authors are required to make books, chapters and edited collections, published on or after 1st January 2024, Open Access with a Creative Commons licence. The final Version...Read More >
Publishing your article as Open Access on the publisher’s website usually incurs a fee. This applies for many fully Open Access journals and to hybrid journals unless covered by a...Read More >
This session is intended for new research staff, including early career researchers, and managers and professional services staff needing a general overview of Open Access at the University of Reading....Read More >
Creative practice within museums and collections interrogates and animates collections with different stakeholders. For academic researchers it can also bring together different disciplines to collaboratively explore complex problems. Some familiar...Read More >
The exhibition ‘AI: More than Human’ at the Barbican Centre in London – co-curated by Suzanne Livingston - was the first over-arching look at the past, present and future of...Read More >