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The Initial Response and Investigation of Sudden and Unexpected Deaths: The Importance of Vulnerability in Decision-Making The Initial Response and Investigation of Sudden and Unexpected Deaths: The Importance of Vulnerability in Decision-Making | Policing blog
Introduction: The Case of Una Crown In January 2013 86-year-old Una Crown was found dead in her home. Despite obvious signs of foul play police ruled her death non-suspicious failing to secure the scene. A post-mortem later revealed she had been...
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If “exercise is medicine” could active travel be the prescription? Reflections on the relationship between active travel and social prescribing Feet and shadows of people walking on a sunny path. Photo credit: Age Cymru (Unsplash.com) By...
Science Futures 2020 – Promoting Diverse Careers in the Sciences Science Futures 2020 – Promoting Diverse Careers in the Sciences | Employability in Applied Sciences
Happy new year and welcome to the Department of Applied Science Employability Blog. Our first article was on Sandwich Placements and Internships written by our Associate editor and current MSc Public Health student Jessica Griffith and published...
PhD research at the Centre for Appearance Research - Resources
PhD students in the Centre for Appearance Research discuss the advantages of conducting research at the centre.
Engineering in Society – new module for engineering citizenship Engineering in Society – new module for engineering citizenship | Science Communication Unit blog
Undergraduate student engineers at UWE Bristol will get the chance to learn about engineering citizenship from September. The Science Communication Unit is launching a new module to highlight the importance of professional development lifelong...
UWE Bristol joins First Bus and partners to launch UK's first zero-emission autonomous bus service
The UK's first-ever zero emission autonomous bus service trials start in Oxfordshire's Milton Park business and technology park in January 2023.
Events from Research in Public International Law (RIPIL) - Research in Public International Law
Events and seminars from Research in Public International Law (RIPIL) group at UWE Bristol.
From ground to orbit: south west’s space-tech potential explored at UWE Bristol event
The first event in this autumn’s Bristol Distinguished Address Series (BDAS) will see aerospace experts explore the south west’s potential to become a leader in space-enabled technologies.
A competition law first (2019)
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Johnson, D. (2019). A competition law first. New Law Journal, 7848,
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published the full text of its first competition law decision in May 2019. The decision related to three asset management firms whose employees operated a cartel sharing price sensitive information during an init...
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Redistributed Manufacturing in Healthcare Network (RiHN) - Research centres and groups
Find out more about how the Redistributed Manufacturing in Healthcare Network (RiHN) is a multi-disciplinary network that provides a forum to define the challenges of realising Redistributed Manufacturing (RDM) in healthcare.
Advancing Practice in Clinical Examination and Diagnostic Reasoning for Urgent, Emergency and Primary Care Practitioners - Professional/Short course
This course will prepare practitioners in healthcare for a clinical role as an advancing autonomous practitioner working within a range of settings.
Empowering sustainable repair at UWE Bristol: a collaborative tech repair workshop with FixMyTek Empowering sustainable repair at UWE Bristol: a collaborative tech repair workshop with FixMyTek | Engineering Our Future
On October 30th the MAKERS project collaborated with student start-up and device repair experts FixMyTek for a Tech Repair Workshop at UWE Bristol’s School of Engineering. The event aimed to empower students and staff to engage in hands-on...