On Monday 9 March join us to celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD, Sunday 8 March). This IWD we are spotlighting women’s voices and stories with a day of reflection, practice, and conversation for women in academia and research. 

Using the metaphor of weaving, this event explores how we can create consistent yet flexible narratives of our work across different contexts from academic CVs through social media, online profiles, and everyday conversations, creating rich accounts underpinned by consistent themes. 

While most young people recover well after a head injury, some endure lasting impairments and difficulties. At the moment, we do not understand why this happens.

This study aims to help predict how well a child will recover, and identify those who may need support earlier. To do this, we need healthy volunteers for comparison. We are looking for 11–18-year-olds, via their parents, who are actively involved in sport and have not had a previous head injury.

Planets Day is a one-day meeting for anyone interested in how planets work, how to observe them, and how they could support the development of complex life. Planets Day 2 will be held in the Cheng Yu Tung Building, Jesus College, on Monday, 16th March.

Can you remember a teacher that played a particularly influential role in your time at school? Maybe they even inspired your love of mathematics!