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Engine Ears viewed over 300 000 times Engine Ears viewed over 300 000 times | Engineering Our Future
Back in November Atkins engineer and Women Like Me participant Louise Hetherington wrote a blog post for us on Engine Ears Atkins’ first STEM video for 7-11 year olds. The video has now been viewed more than 300 000 times and won an award...
The south Asian Dementia Pathway (ADAPT) study The south Asian Dementia Pathway (ADAPT) study | Research and External Engagement
Dissemination event held online on Thursday 13th October 2022 Written by Dr Emily Dodd Senior Research Fellow and project manager for the ADAPT study. “An amazing and informative session[1]” Almost 100 people across the UK joined an online...
Black History Month 2022: Innovation focus Black History Month 2022: Innovation focus | Research and External Engagement
As part of Black History Month 2022 we are spotlighting individuals working around the following themes: SkillsInnovationResearchBusiness This week we are focusing on Innovation. Mayowa Olanrewaju is a Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP)...
Skills that empower – From Self-Doubt to Distinction: My MBA Senior Leader Apprenticeship Journey Skills that empower - From Self-Doubt to Distinction: My MBA Senior Leader Apprenticeship Journey | Research and External Engagement
In this blog Simon Flenley – Assistant Director of Research & External Engagement (Skills) at UWE Bristol – shares a unique perspective on apprenticeships shaped by his dual experience. With years of strategic involvement in the...
Opinion: ‘We’re ensuring people have access to diverse images for healthcare’
Flicking through medical textbooks in 2022, our team spotted a surprising omission: a stark absence of images of health conditions on darker skin tones.
Welcome to OS@UWE’s first blog! Welcome to OS@UWE's first blog! | Bristol Leadership and Change Centre blog
Welcome to the Organisation Studies blog at UWE! This is a place where we will be sharing bits and pieces of news about our research and teaching including: new papers that are out; our publication updates; new teaching roles; modules; bids; work...
UWE Bristol academics contribute to Parliamentary briefing on Biodiversity Net Gain UWE Bristol academics contribute to Parliamentary briefing on Biodiversity Net Gain | Research and External Engagement
UWE Bristol academics Dr Heather Rumble and Philippa Hughes recently contributed to the recently published Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology’s parliamentary briefing on Biodiversity Net Gain. The UK is facing a biodiversity crisis...
Human Anatomy and Physiology - Professional/Short course
Gain specialist knowledge about the human anatomy and physiology with this Human Anatomy and Physiology course.
Month: August 2025 27 December 2025 | Centre for Transport and Society blog
By Graham Parkhurst Sarah Toy Ben Clark and Pete Dyson In the spring of 2025 the four of us came together around an initiative to run a panel session at the European Urban Research Association’s 2025 conference. We share a concern for how the...
Edible insects and plant-based proteins to be the subject of classroom debates
Children's attitudes to edible insects, plant-based proteins and environmental issues forms research led by Cardiff University and UWE Bristol.
Bristol and Bath to rival global innovation leaders says new report Bristol and Bath to rival global innovation leaders says new report | Engineering Our Future
Our Women Like Me project features engineers from Rolls Royce and Airbus both of which have been named as important drivers along with several UWE Bristol facilities such as Future Space the Health Technology hub and Bristol Robotics Laboratory...
UNESCO world heritage sites brought to life for the visually impaired
UNESCO world heritage sites across Europe have been recreated into 3D tactile models with built in audio technology for people with visual impairments.