Masterclass
Non-Parametric Bayes
4–6 April 2016
Announcement
30 August – 1 September 2016
CRiSM Masterclass – University of Warwick
Sparse Regression
with lectures by
• Richard Samworth (Cambridge) – High-Dimensional Statistical Inference
• Jianqing Fan (Princeton) – Sparse Statistical Learning and Inference
http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/sparse-regression
The Centre for Research in Statistical Methodology (CRiSM) is based in the Department of Statistics
of the University of Warwick and has been established to consolidate and strengthen the UKs preeminent position in the development of statistical methodology, and to support multi-disciplinary
collaboration across a range of important statistical applications.
CRiSM offers multi-disciplinary collaboration for significant advances across a range of important
applications. This includes:
• An extensive workshop program with events of all sizes in diverse areas of statistical methodology, including CRiSM collaborative workshop opportunities and masterclasses.
• Internationally competitive PhD programme to attract the most mathematically able students.
• Regular Seminars and research paper series.
Masterclass Non-Parametric Bayes
Organising Committee: Mark Fiecas, Joris Bierkens
Contents
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Practical Details
1.1 Conference Webpages
1.2 Registration and Venue
1.3 Getting Here . . . . . .
1.4 Accommodation . . . .
1.5 Internet Access . . . .
1.6 Start.Warwick . . . . .
1.7 Facilities . . . . . . . .
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Help, Information & Telephone Numbers
2.1 Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2.2 Emergency Numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2.3 Transport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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3.1 Monday 4 April . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3.2 Tuesday 5 April . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Warwick Conferences Delegate Information
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Warwick Conferences FAQ
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Campus Map
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Practical Details
Conference Webpages
• http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/nonparametricbayes
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Registration and Venue
• Registration: 9.30-10.30, Monday 4 April, Zeeman Building (map location H5-6), Atrium, which
is located just behind the entrance.
• Coffee and lunch: are provided in the Atrium of the Statistics Department.
• Lectures: Maths & Stats Building, MS.01. The lecture room MS.01 is located on the ground floor
next to the Atrium.
• Gala dinner: 18.00, Monday 4 April, Radcliffe (map location F4).
• Breakfast (for participants with on-campus accommodation only): 7.30-9.30 (Mon-Wed), Rootes
Building.
• Lunch: Mathematics and Statistics Building, Atrium.
• Dinner is not organized (with the exception of the gala dinner on Monday, for those who registered for this). Various options for dinner are available on campus (see e.g. the campus map on
the back).
• Poster session and reception: Tuesday, 17.00 – 18.30, Atrium. See Section 4 for an overview of
posters on display.
• End of program: Wednesday, 15.10.
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Getting Here
• Information on getting to the University of Warwick from Coventry, as well as from other directions locally and further afield, can be found at http://www.warwick.ac.uk/about/
visiting/.
• Parking permits can be acquired at no further cost at https://carparking.warwick.ac.
uk/events/statistics-april-masterclass.
• See Appendix A and B for further details.
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Accommodation
• Accommodation is in en-suite rooms on campus in either the Arthur Vick, Bluebell or Jack Martin residences (on the campus map, see Appendix C). Keys can be collected from the Conference
Reception in the Student Union Atrium, map location E5. All rooms have linen and toiletries.
Kitchen facilities are available. Rooms will be available after 15:00 for check in. All bedrooms
must be vacated by 9.30 on the day of departure.
• Check in closes at 23.00. When arriving after this hour let us know in advance so that key pickup
can be arranged.
• See Appendix A, and B for further details.
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Internet Access
• Campus: Wireless access is most easily available via eduroam which is supported across most
of the Warwick campus. Speak to one of the organisers for details of other options.
• Accommodation: Wireless access is available, ask for log-in details whenever you check-in to
your accommodation.
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Start.Warwick
• The Start.Warwick app (available for iPads, iPhones and Android devices) provides useful information on travel and an interactive map of the campus amongst other things.
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Facilities - See Map
• Supermarket, Food and Drink Outlets: http://www.warwickretail.com
– See https://www2.warwick.ac.uk/services/retail/openingtimes/ for opening times.
• Arts Centre: http://www.warwickartscentre.co.uk
• Sports Centre: http://www.warwick.ac.uk/sport/
• Health Centre: http://www.uwhc.org.uk
• Pharmacy: Students Union Atrium
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Help, Information & Telephone Numbers
Department
• Address: Department of Statistics, University of Warwick, Gibbet Hill Road, Coventry, CV4
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• Telephone: 024 7652 4553
• Fax: 024 7652 4532
• Webpage: http://www.warwick.ac.uk/stats
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Emergency Numbers
• Emergency: Internal - 22222; External - 024 7652 2222
• Security: Internal - 22083; External - 024 7652 2083
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Transport
• Swift Taxis (Coventry): 024 7676 7676
• Trinity Street Taxis: 024 7699 9999
• National Rail Enquiries: 08457 484 950
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Timetable
All activities will take place in the Zeeman Building (map location H5-6), with talks in room MS.01 (signposted
from lobby), unless otherwise stated.
3.1
Monday 4 April
Time
3.2
9.30 – 10.30
Registration & Coffee
Atrium, Zeeman Building
10.30 – 12.00
Lecture
MS.01
12.00 – 13.30
Lunch break
Atrium
13.30 – 15.00
Lecture
MS.01
15.00 – 15.30
Coffee break
Atrium
15.30 – 17.00
Lecture
MS.01
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Gala Dinner
Radcliffe (map location F4)
Tuesday 5 April
Time
10.00 – 10.30
Coffee
Atrium, Zeeman Building
10.30 – 12.00
Lecture
MS.01
12.00 – 13.30
Lunch break
Atrium
13.30 – 15.00
Lecture
MS.01
15.00 – 15.30
Coffee break
Atrium
15.30 – 17.00
Lecture
MS.01
17.00 – 18.30
Reception and poster
session
Atrium
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Wednesday 6 April
Time
10.00 – 10.30
Coffee
Atrium, Zeeman Building
10.30 – 12.00
Lecture
MS.01
12.00 – 13.30
Lunch break
Atrium
13.30 – 15.00
Lecture
MS.01
15.00 – 15.10
Closing remarks
MS.01
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Posters
1. Bayesian hierarchical stochastic analysis of multiple single cell Nrf2 protein levels
Simone Tiberi
University of Warwick
2. Data-Efficient Reinforcement Learning for Autonomous Helicopters
Pedro Antonio Martinez Mediano
Imperial College London
3. Gaussian processes for Survival Analysis
Tamara Fernandez
University of Oxford
4. Bayesian semi-parametric density estimation for nonregular models
Johan Van Der Molen Moris
University of Edinburgh
5. Sparse Gaussian Process Multiclass Classification with Polya-Gamma Augmentation
Hugh Salimbeni
Imperial College
6. A new class of Levy-Clayton copulas with applications to Bayesian nonparametrics
Alan Cohen
University of Kent
7. Dynamic Nomograms
Amirhossein Jalali
National University of Ireland, Galway
8. Nonparametric sparse factor analysis with structured features
Matthew Pearce
University of Cambridge
9. Nonparametric Bayesian methods in survival analysis
Shirin Moghaddam
National University of Ireland, Galway
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10. Bayesian Adaptive Ranges for Clinical Biomarkers
Davood Roshan Sangachin
National University of Ireland, Galway
11. Discretely observed Continuous time Markov chain
Greig Smith
University of Edinburgh
12. Bayesian Methods for Linear Inverse Problems
Jenovah Rodrigues
University of Edinburgh
13. Beyond Whittle’s Likelihood - new Bayesian semiparametric approaches to time
series analysis
Alexander Meier
Otto-von-Guericke-University
14. Bayesian models for source attribution of zoonoses
Poppy Miller
Lancaster University, CHICAS
15. Probabilistic Integration
Francois-Xavier Briol
University of Warwick
16. Lorentzian Mixture Model for Raman Spectroscopy
Matt Moores
University of Warwick
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Rodrigo
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Joris
Francois-Xavier
Jake
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Nicolas
Cyril
Giuseppe
Karla
Tom
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Tamara
Mark
Habib
Fengnan
Marta
Iulia
Amirhossein
Takoua
Chris
Richard
Andreas
Jere
Meelis
Matthew
Pablo
Kevin
Lijing
Simon
Peter
Kaspar
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Felipe
Alexander
Poppy
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Badawy
Abrunhosa Collazo
Barcella
Bierkens
Briol
Carson
Chamberlain
Cohen
Collignon
Chimisov
Di Benedetto
Diazordaz
Diethe
Dilokthanakul
Dunson
Fernandez
Fiecas
Ganjgahi
Gao
Garnelo
Gherman
Jalali
Jendoubi
Jewell
Johnson
Kapourani
Koskela
Kull
Lee
Leon Villagra
Li
Lin
Lyddon
Malec
Märtens
Martinez Mediano
Medina Aguayo
Meier
Miller
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Aston University
University Of Warwick
University College London
University Of Warwick
University Of Warwick
University Of Warwick
Imperial College London
University Of Kent
University Of Edinburgh
University of Warwick
Oxford University
London School Of Hygiene And Tropical Medicine
University Of Bristol
Imperial College London
Duke University
University Of Oxford
University Of Warwick
University Of Warwick
Leiden University
Imperial College London
University Of Warwick
National University Of Ireland, Galway
Imperial College
Lancaster University
University Of Edinburgh
University Of Warwick
University Of Bristol
Imperial College, London
University Of Edinburgh
Gatsby Computational Neuroscience Unit
The University Of Manchester
University Of Oxford
University Of Cambridge
University Of Warwick
Imperial College
University Of Warwick
Otto-Von-Guericke-University
Lancaster University
Email
badawyr1@aston.ac.uk
r.a.collazo@warwick.ac.uk
william.barcella.13@ucl.ac.uk
j.bierkens@warwick.ac.uk
f-x.briol@warwick.ac.uk
jake.carson@warwick.ac.uk
bpc14@imperial.ac.uk
ar515@kent.ac.uk
nccollignon@gmail.com
k.chimisov@warwick.ac.uk
giuseppe.dibenedetto@spc.ox.ac.uk
karla.diaz-ordaz@lshtm.ac.uk
tom.diethe@bristol.ac.uk
n.dilokthanakul14@imperial.ac.uk
dunson@duke.edu
fernandez@stats.ox.ac.uk
m.fiecas@warwick.ac.uk
h.ganjgahi@warwick.ac.uk
gaof@math.leidenuniv.nl
garnelo@imperial.ac.uk
i.gherman@warwick.ac.uk
a.jalali2@nuigalway.ie
t.jendoubi14@imperial.ac.uk
c.jewell@lancaster.ac.uk
falsecard@me.com
c.a.kapourani@sms.ed.ac.uk
j.j.koskela@warwick.ac.uk
meelis.kull@bristol.ac.uk
matthew.lee13@imperial.ac.uk
pleonvil@uos.de
kevinli@gatsby.ucl.ac.uk
lijing.lin@manchester.ac.uk
lyddon@stats.ox.ac.uk
pm563@cam.ac.uk
kaspar.martens@gmail.com
pmediano@imperial.ac.uk
f.j.medina-aguayo@warwick.ac.uk
alexander.meier@ovgu.de
poppy.p.miller@gmail.com
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Yin Cheng
Helen
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Iliana
Diego Andres
Valerio
Murray
Lisa
Srijith
Jenovah
Davood
David
Hugh
Jim
Greig
Akash
David
Simone
Bachir
Niall
Johan
Harry
Seppo
Sara
Chieh-Hsi
Haobo
Jing
Giacomo
Anyi
Nazanin
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Miloschewski
Miscouridou
Moghaddam
Montagna
Moores
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Ogden
Osman
Pacheco
Papastamoulis
Pearce
Peneva
Perez Ruiz
Perrone
Pollock
Posch
Prabhakaran
Rodrigues
Roshan Sangachin
Rossell
Salimbeni
Skinner
Smith
Srivastava
Steinsaltz
Tiberi
Touami
Twomey
Van Der Molen Moris
van Zanten
Virtanen
Wade
Wu
Xiong
Yang
Zanella
Zou
Zounemat Kermani
Zurauskiene
Affiliation
University Of Warwick
Oxford University
National University Of Ireland, Galway
University Of Warwick
University Of Warwick
UCL
University Of Warwick
Imperial College London
University Of Warwick
University Of Manchester
University Of Cambridge
University Of Warwick
Manchester University
University Of Warwick
University Of Warwick
Gesis
University Of Edinburgh
National University Of Ireland, Galway
University Of Warwick
Imperial College, London
Centre For Complexity Science
University Of Edinburgh
University Of Edinburgh
University Of Oxford
University Of Warwick
University Of Bristol
University Of Edinburgh
Universiteit van Amsterdam
University Of Warwick
University Of Warwick
University Of Oxford
University Of Manchester
University Of Warwick
University Of Warwick
Imperial College London
University of Oxford
Email
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xenia.miscouridou@spc.ox.ac.uk
s.moghaddam1@nuigalway.ie
s.montagna@warwick.ac.uk
m.t.moores@warwick.ac.uk
y.ng.12@ucl.ac.uk
h.ogden@warwick.ac.uk
ahmed.osman99@gmail.com
a.avalos-pacheco@warwick.ac.uk
panagiotis.papastamoulis@manchester.ac.uk
matthew.pearce@mrc-bsu.cam.ac.uk
i.peneva@warwick.ac.uk
diego.perezruiz@manchester.ac.uk
v.perrone@warwick.ac.uk
m.pollock@warwick.ac.uk
lisa.posch@gesis.org
pk.srijith@gmail.com
s0954017@sms.ed.ac.uk
d.roshansangachin1@nuigalway.ie
d.rossell@warwick.ac.uk
hrs13@ic.ac.uk
jskinner.mail@gmail.com
s0939839@sms.ed.ac.uk
akash.brain@gmail.com
steinsal@stats.ox.ac.uk
s.tiberi@warwick.ac.uk
bachir.touami@gmail.com
niall.twomey@bristol.ac.uk
j.van-der-molen@sms.ed.ac.uk
j.h.vanzanten@uva.nl
s.virtanen@warwick.ac.uk
s.wade@warwick.ac.uk
chieh-hsi.wu@ndm.ox.ac.uk
980553621@qq.com
jing.yang@manchester.ac.uk
g.zanella@warwick.ac.uk
a.zou@warwick.ac.uk
n.zounemat-kermani13@imperial.ac.uk
justina.zurauskiene@well.ox.ac.uk
Delegate Joining Instructions
Warwick Conferences’ Conference Park
We are delighted that you will be joining us at the University of Warwick. We hope that the information
provided in this document will help you get the most from your event. Please bring these instructions
with you as you will find them useful whilst you are on campus.
Getting to campus and car parking:
The Conference Park is on the Central Campus of the University of Warwick located on the outskirts
of Coventry, which is accessible by road, rail and air. You can download further information from the
website at www.warwickconferences.com following the link ‘how to find us’. A further link can be
found for any relevant traffic information at http://www.warwickconferences.com/delegates/delegatesconference-park. The Conference Park is the name given to the facilities provided by Warwick
Conferences on the Central University campus.
Car parking is available for conference delegates in any of the Central Campus non barriered car
parks (shared use). Your Event Organiser will send you the link to our car parking permit website,
where you will register, download and print your permit to be displayed in your vehicle. Disabled
parking spaces are available within all car parks and close to some accommodation areas, please
inform your Event Organiser if you require a disabled car parking space (for blue badge holders only).
As and when car parks become full, you will be directed to alternative parking. We advise that you
allow sufficient time, for up to a fifteen minute walk to get to your destination on the Conference Park
as car parks are not adjacent to the registration and meeting rooms. The University encourages
conference attendees to consider car sharing or public transport where possible.
Accommodation:
Please check with your Event Organiser as to which type of accommodation has been reserved for
your event and what facilities are available.
Conference Reception:
Located within the Students Union Building. The Reception team are available to answer your queries
between 07:00 – 23:00. Here you can also collect information on:
 How to connect to the Wi-Fi around campus
 Request additional bedroom supplies such as pillows, blankets, clock radio or a bath mat
 Arrange for secure luggage storage
Keys:
You will be provided with a key or key card which will access your room and entry door to the
residence. Keys can be left at Conference Reception, Rootes Restaurant (in Rootes Building) or one
of the boxes situated in the entrance halls of each residence on the day of your departure.
Bedroom check in/out:
Bedroom keys will be available from 15:00 to 23:00 at Conference Reception. If you plan to arrive
after 22.45, please contact Conference Reception to arrange late key collection
(wcpreception@warwick.ac.uk). Rooms need to be vacated by 09:30 on your day of departure and all
luggage and belongings should be removed by that time. Please inform Conference Reception on
arrival, of any difficulties you may have in the unlikely event of an evacuation from your
accommodation (e.g. hearing or mobility difficulties).
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Disability services:
The University of Warwick aims to be accessible and welcoming to everyone and we are committed to
making your visit as easy and enjoyable as possible. If you have any particular requirements that we
should be aware of, then please discuss these with your Event Organiser.
Launderette facilities:
The launderette is situated between Rootes Building and Rootes residences, opening times are
available from Conference Reception for self-service washing and drying. All machines and dryers are
operated using a card payment system, the cards can be purchased from the launderette at a cost of
£10 (£2 for the card and £8 of available spend for use on machines or dryers). You will need to
provide your own washing powder and fabric softener.
Wi-Fi access across campus:
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requirements then please inform your Event Organiser.
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Sports facilities:
Your room key gives you free unlimited access to Warwick Sport’s premium leisure facilities on
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Sunday) with free use of the following with no booking required:
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You can take the towel from your bedroom or alternatively you can hire a towel from the Sports
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also a £1 coin if you require a locker, which is refunded after use.
For further information such as equipment hire fees and gym induction video, please visit:
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Frequently Asked Questions
Warwick Conferences’ Conference Park
Location and travel
Where in Coventry is the University of Warwick?
Just four miles from Coventry City centre, we are sited at the hub of the central motorway network.
What is the Conference Park?
This is the name given to the facilities provided by Warwick Conferences on the main University campus. The building
used for dining and bars is Rootes Building and Conference Reception is within the Students Union Building.
A link can be found for all relevant traffic information at: http://www.warwickconferences.com/delegates/delegatesconference-park.
Once you arrive on campus please look out for the blue Warwick Conferences signage to direct you to the car parks
and conference venues.
Where is the nearest Mainline Rail Station?
Coventry Intercity station is only four miles from the University. A taxi would cost approximately £11.00 from Coventry
station to the University campus. Birmingham International Railway Station is also close to campus and a taxi from
this location would cost approximately £27.00.
Is there a taxi rank on campus?
Taxis are available on Health Centre Road opposite Warwick Arts Centre at most times of the day. Alternatively you
can contact Conference Reception for more information and relevant phone numbers.
Can I travel by bus from Coventry Railway Station or Bus Station?
The Number 12 bus runs from Coventry Bus Station via Coventry Train Station to the University
Is car parking free or do you have to pay?
The Conference Park offers limited complimentary parking in specified car parks. You will need to display your parking
permit in the windscreen of your vehicle, the permit will be sent by your Event Organiser.
If I have a minibus or high sided vehicle – where can these be parked?
It would be advisable to let your Event Organiser know of your requirement for specific car parking, as the majority of
University car parks are multi storey.
Accommodation
What time can I collect my bedroom key?
Check in for the Conference Park is from 15:00 onwards. Keys are collected from Conference Reception, unless you
have been notified of a different location by your Event Organiser.
What will happen if I arrive after 22.45 and Conference Reception is closed?
Conference Reception is open until 23:00. If you are planning to arrive later than 22.45, please call in advance on
02476 528910 to arrange key collection from an alternative location. Once Reception is closed there is clear signage
on the main door explaining the process for late arrivals.
Will we stay in halls of residence?
All Conference Park accommodation is student style either a standard or en-suite room. Your Event Organiser will be
able to advise you on which type of accommodation you have been allocated.
Do any of the residences have lifts?
Some residences do. If you have a particular requirement then please discuss with your Event Organiser.
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What time do I need to check out of my room?
Check out time is 09:30 and all luggage and belongings should be removed at that time.
What electrical supply is available in the bedrooms?
Electricity is supplied at 220/240v and 50 cycles AC. Most foreign appliances will require an adaptor or transformer.
Adaptors are available to buy at Rootes Grocery Store.
Are there any laundry facilities on campus?
The launderette is situated between Rootes Building and Rootes residences, opening times are available from
Conference Reception for self-service washing and drying. There are also laundry facilities available in some of the
residences. All machines require the correct change and you will need to provide your own washing powder and fabric
softener.
Will I have access to a kitchen within my accommodation block?
Each delegate will have access to a kitchen although this may not be directly adjacent to their bedrooms. Please note
these areas will not contain any cooking equipment or utensils.
Facilities on campus
What Leisure facilities are there and do delegates have access?
Delegates may use some of the University's Leisure facilities free of charge providing they take along their bedroom
key or delegate name badge as a means of identification. Other facilities are available for a nominal charge and may
need to be booked in advance. The towel from your bedroom can be taken to the Sports Centre, alternatively you can
hire an additional towel at the Sports Centre for £1.75. Please see http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/services/sportscentre
for further details.
What religious services are available on campus?
The Chaplaincy is a vibrant space for all members of the University community and visitors. To gain access to the
Chaplaincy, please ask at Conference Reception for details.
Are there any cash machines or banks on campus?
There are branches of Barclays and Santander, both have cash machines in the Students Union Building (directly next
to Rootes Building).
Where can I access my emails?
Conference Park delegates can access the WiFi network around campus and within their accommodation block,
please ask at Conference Reception or any member of the team for the details of how to connect.
If I am having mobility problems is there anything you can do to help?
Mobility scooters are available for conference delegates; please ask at Reception for more information.
What should I do if I am not feeling well?
Please contact Conference Reception on 02476 528910, who will ensure a message is given to your Event Organiser.
We do not have a resident doctor available for conference delegates, but in the event you require medical attention,
this can be done via our 24 hour Security Team on 02476 522083. Alternatively there is a Walk In Medical Centre in
Coventry - click here for more details.
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Is there anywhere on campus I can buy toiletries or get pharmacist advice?
There is a pharmacy located in the Students Union Building and Rootes Grocery Store also sells a variety of items.
These buildings are located next to Rootes Building.
Food and drink on campus
I have a particular special dietary need – can you manage this?
The Conference Park Team can manage all special dietary needs if they are aware of the requirement in advance.
Please ensure you communicate this to your Event Organiser before arriving at Warwick. Once on campus, please
ask any of the team in the restaurant for more information or guidance.
Where can I purchase alcohol on campus?
There are three licensed buildings where you can purchase alcohol for consumption within or outside of that building.
These are:
 Rootes Building
 Warwick Arts Centre
 Students Union Building
 Rootes Grocery Store is also a licensed retail shop, however alcohol purchased from Rootes Grocery Store
cannot be consumed in any of the above licensed areas.
Local Area
What is there to do in the local area?
There is a wide range of social and sports facilities available on campus, including woodland walks, a sports hall,
swimming pool and squash courts. The largest Arts Centre outside of London - Warwick Arts Centre is also onsite
where you can watch the latest cinema releases and/or performances. Coventry city centre is only three miles away
and the towns of Warwick, Stratford Upon Avon and Leamington are close by.
Where are the nearest shops to campus?
There are a number of retail shops on campus including Rootes Grocery Store, Pharmacy, Bookshop and
Hairdressers, for any other requirements there is:
 Cannon Park Shopping Centre is within ten minutes walk and has a large supermarket and several smaller
retail shops
 Central Six Retail Park is a ten minute car journey (next to Coventry Railway Station) and has a large chemist
and some good sized high street stores
Other useful information
What signage should I look out for on campus?
University Signage – these are positioned around campus highlighting all Academic Buildings and social spaces –
they are white rectangular blocks
Warwick Conferences / Conference Park signage – these are blue swing signs used to highlight car parking spaces
and spaces used for conferences. Look out for the conference logo.
Are there any other useful items I could bring with me?
 An umbrella – as you will be required to walk between some buildings
 Any sports equipment that you may require during your stay
 Additional towels for use in the Sports Centre
 Suitable clothing and footwear
 Phone charger
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There are many cafés and outlets across campus.
Look for these icons on the map:   
Ninety One (Scarman) an exceptional fine dining
experience on campus.
deli fillings can be enjoyed in a freshly baked baguette
or salad box, with excellent value Meal Deals.
The Bread Oven (Students’ Union) a vast range of
Curiositea (Students’ Union) an independent
vintage tea shop serving loose leaf tea, freshly
ground coffee, decadent hot chocolates and a
delicious selection of cakes, and savoury treats.
The Terrace Bar (Students’ Union) stylish interior
and prime outdoor terrace looking out over the
piazza and the big screen. The Terrace serves a wide
range of drinks including speciality cocktails.
The Dirty Duck (Students’ Union) a traditional
pub with a warm, friendly atmosphere. Serving real
ale and hearty pub grub, with popular quiz, karaoke
and acoustic music events.
and seasonal specials to suit a wide variety of tastes.
Freshly prepared using locally sourced ingredients.
Xananas (Students’ Union) Full English breakfast
Mediterranean and Middle Eastern style cuisine and
stone oven baked pizzas.
Le Gusta Oven & Bar (Warwick Arts Centre)
dishes, craft ale and cocktails. Live sporting events
on Sky Sports.
Fusion restaurant and the bar (Rootes
Building) Asian inspired cuisine and homemade
You’re spoiled for choice when it comes to eating and
drinking at Warwick.
Eating and drinking on campus
warwick.ac.uk/cll
You can achieve your personal or professional
goals with the Centre for Lifelong Learning. The
Centre has over 30 years’ experience enabling adult
learners to flexibly continue or return to study.
You’ll find full information on Open Days,
Warwick Visits and other opportunities to
visit us for Undergraduate and Postgraduate
students at
warwick.ac.uk/study
Discover
a world of
opportunities
at Warwick
Currently under construction,
this building, designed for
students and teachers
interested in innovative
learning, will feature a
500-seat lecture
theatre, teaching
rooms and social
learning spaces.
Teaching and
Learning Centre
warwick.ac.uk/studentsupport
Committed to providing a supportive and positive
environment for all members of our community.
Comprehensive support structure to help with all kinds of
different personal issues.
Student support
The University’s permanent and temporary staffing service.
Providing opportunities for students, graduates and the
local community.
Unitemps
Our professional letting service for students looking for
on/off campus accommodation and for landlords seeking a
fully-managed agency service.
Warwick Accommodation
Find out more about facilities around
campus warwick.ac.uk/discover
Useful to know
iggy.net
We’re connecting and challenging the world’s
brightest young minds. IGGY, our ever-growing online
global educational network brings together over
12,000 young members from more than 80 countries.
Try out Flexigrid, a term-time student
space to study or
meet and heat
your own
food.
warwick.ac.uk/library
Find out more:
As well as our University Library, there are lots
of other study spaces accessible to everyone,
whether you’re a student, staff or member
of the public. Some are open 24/7.
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Rootes grocery store stocks a large
range of fresh produce, international
food and household items.
The National Automotive
Innovation Centre (NAIC)
will host a range of
influential partners, all
working towards
developing smarter,
lighter, greener
transportation.
Currently under
contruction.
NAIC
All of the above are listed under ‘Shopping’ overleaf,
alternatively look for these icons on the map:
In the SU atrium you’ll find Santander, Barclays, The Hair
and Beauty Salon, MW Phillips Chemist and STA Travel.
In Warwick Arts Centre you’ll find the Bookshop, which
stocks over 30,000 titles as well as branded University of
Warwick merchandise. There’s also a shop selling gifts and
household items.
You’ll also find a grab and go hot food counter, Amazon
lockers and a Post Office in store.
Shopping
warwickconferences.com
Warwick Conferences comprises three distractionfree training and conference venues, alongside the
central campus Conference Park. Catering for up
to 1,200 delegates, the facilities are supported by
unprecedented customer service, catering and a
dedicated events team. Includes B&B services for
campus visitors.
Award-winning
conference facilities
WBS is one of the largest business schools in the
UK, after the recent completion of a
five-storey extension which includes
new lecture theatres, a café and
new teaching rooms.
Warwick Business School (WBS) extension
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warwick.ac.uk/sport
Head to our sports centre reception to find out more
and get involved.
Our wide range of on-campus facilities are available
to all, enabling you to achieve your health and fitness
goals whatever they may be. They include three sports
halls, a gym, a 25m swimming pool, climbing wall,
tennis centre, athletics track and much, much more.
We support over 70 sports clubs and deliver a range
of classes, programmes and pay-as-you-play activities
to suit every fitness level.
At Warwick Sport, we believe in
encouraging everyone to be active every day.
Throw
yourself in at
the deep end!
warwicksu.com/societies
We have more than 300 student societies and
clubs on campus:
More than 2,000 of our students and staff are
registered with Warwick Volunteers, helping
people around Coventry and Warwickshire.
Our students like getting
involved
Check out what’s on:
warwickartscentre.co.uk
You’re moments away from one of the largest
arts centres in the UK. Warwick Arts Centre
hosts 1,400 events each year, with something
for everyone. You can see everything from
classical music to comedy, films and
theatre to children’s shows or the
latest free exhibition in the
Mead Gallery whilst
you’re here.
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Finding your way
around campus
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General Enquiries: 024 7652 2083 or ext. 22083
Any Emergencies: 024 7652 2222 or ext. 22222
Parking enquiries: 024 7652 2209 or ext. 22209
You’re on the campus of a worldwide Warwick
community – our staff and students hail from
nations across the globe, and we partner with
over 200 institutions in more than 40 countries.
Useful links:
warwick.ac.uk
Transport:
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Engineering Management Building..........J4-5
Games Hall.......................................................... I4
Gatehouse ........................................................ G4
Gibbet Hill Farmhouse.....................................C7
Grad Deck (Nursery)......................................... F3
Health Centre..................................................... E6
Humanities Building.........................................G5
Institute House................................................... I5
International Automotive Research
Centre (IARC).....................................................G5
International Digital Laboratory (IDL)....... G5-6
International Institute for Product
and Service Innovation (IIPSI)........................H6
International Manufacturing
Centre (IMC).......................................................G5
Islamic Prayer Hall (Chaplaincy) ..................... F5
IT Services (Westwood)...................................K5
IT Services Training (Science Park).................J6
Law School.......................................................... F5
Launderette........................................................ E5
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Learning Grid (University House)...............H4/I4
Library.......................................................... F5/G5
Life Sciences (Gibbet Hill).........................C8/D8
Materials and Analytical Sciences
Building.............................................................. G4
Mathematics and Statistics
(Zeeman Building).......................................... H5-6
Mechanochemical Cell Biology
Building (MCBB)................................................C8
Medical School Building.................................C8
Medical Teaching Centre................................C8
Millburn House................................................... I5
Modern Records Centre and BP Archive..... F5
Music Centre (Warwick Arts Centre).............. F5
Music Centre (Westwood)................................J6
Nightline............................................................. E5
Nursery ............................................................... F3
PG Hub (Senate House)..................................... F5
Physical Sciences (Sciences Building)............G4
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Physics (Sciences Building)..............................G4
Phytobiology Building.....................................G6
Psychology.................................................. F5/G5
Postroom/Porters.............................................K5
Radcliffe.............................................................. F4
Ramphal Building...................................... F4/G4
Rootes Building................................................. E5
Scarman..............................................................G3
Sciences Building..........................................G4-5
Senate House..................................................... F5
Shopping
- Banks (Students Union)................................... E5
- Bookshop (Warwick Arts Centre)................. F5
- Costa Coffee (Rootes Building).................... E5
- Hairdresser (Students’ Union)....................... E5
- Pharmacy (Students’ Union)........................... E5
- Post Office (Rootes Grocery Store)............... E5
- Rootes Grocery Store......................................... E5
- STA Travel Agency (Students’ Union)........... E5
Social Sciences Building.............................. F4-5
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Sports Centre.............................................. F6/G6
Student Reception (Senate House)................. F5
Student Support Services
(University House).........................................H4/I4
Students’ Union................................................. E5
Teaching Grid (Library)...............................F5/G5
Tennis Centre......................................................J4
University House......................................... H4/I4
Venture Centre (Science Park)........................H6
Warwickprint.....................................................K5
Warwick Accommodation (Senate House)... F5
Warwick Arts Centre........................................ F5
WBS............................................................... F4/G4
WBS Teaching Centre...................................... F4
Westwood Café..................................................J5
Westwood House...............................................J5
Westwood Teaching & Lecture Theatre .K5-6
WMG (IMC Building).....................................G5/H5
Zeeman Building...........................................H5-6
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Arden....................................................................J4
Argent Court (Science Park)............................J6
Avon Building.....................................................J5
Benefactors........................................................ E5
BioMed Grid.......................................................C8
Biomedical Research........................................D8
Bus Interchange........................................... E5/F5
CEDAR..................................................................J6
Centre for Lifelong Learning .........................K5
Chaplaincy.......................................................... F5
Chemistry (Sciences Building).....................G4-5
Clinical Trials Unit.............................................C8
Computer Science............................................H5
Counselling Service (Westwood House)........J5
Cryfield Sports Pavilion.................................. D4
Education......................................................J6/K6
Engineering (Sciences Building).....................G5
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Arthur Vick Residences................................................................................................. F7
Bluebell Residences........................................................................................... D5-6/E6
Claycroft Residences...................................................................................... G6-7/H6-7
Cryfield Residences................................................................................................D4/E4
Cryfield Cottages........................................................................................................... E4
Cryfield Grange..............................................................................................................A5
Heronbank Residences....................................................................................... E2-3/F3
Heronbank Apartments.......................................................................................... E2/F2
International House................................................................................................... E5-6
Jack Martin Residences..........................................................................................E6/F6
Lakeside Residences................................................................................................. F2-3
Lakeside Apartments ....................................................................................................G2
Maths Houses...........................................................................................................C8/D8
Redfern Residences...................................................................................................... D4
Rootes Residences.............................................................................................. D5/E5-6
Sherbourne Residences......................................................................................... F2/G2
Tocil Residences...................................................................................................... F6/G6
Westwood Residences.......................................................................................J4-5/K4
Whitefields Residences............................................................................................ E5-6
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Shopping on campus
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