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Evaluation of investment in cycling - Transport planning and placemaking
Find out more about the 'Evaluation of investment in cycling' research project from the Centre for Transport and Society at UWE Bristol.
CALR Forum: Does and Should International Law Prohibit the Prosecution of Children for War Crimes? CALR Forum: Does and Should International Law Prohibit the Prosecution of Children for War Crimes? | Bristol Law School blog
The picture of a young African boy holding a Kalashnikov in his hands has come to represent the archetypal child soldier drawn into a conflict he does not understand. It is thus claimed that children are not culpable for crimes they might commit...
UWE Bristol Film Studies academic helps launch Documentary Film Council UWE Bristol Film Studies academic helps launch Documentary Film Council | Research and External Engagement
Image: Even When I Jump (dir. Jerry Rothwell 2021) The Documentary Film Council (DFC) is a new national trade body for the UK’s documentary film industry. Co-designed by filmmakers and executives from across the industry working in partnership...
UWE Bristol graduates recognised at prestigious festival of on-screen, natural world storytelling
Four outstanding wildlife filmmaking graduates from the University of the West of England are nominated for the Wildscreen Festival in Bristol.
Science Hunters: Natural Sciences in Minecraft - Projects
Science Hunters resources to engage children with natural sciences topics using Minecraft.
Tag: Skills Skills | 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 Skills: UWE Bristol in partnership with Black South West Network and NatWest...
Tag: evaluative research evaluative research | Centre for Transport and Society blog
Can new technologies like bus automation support a shift to more sustainable mobility? How in practical terms could automation make buses more attractive? These were the key questions which motivated the Centre for Transport & Society’s...
Pieces of Us – Complexity and Leadership. By Jem Peel and Rob Sheffield Pieces of Us – Complexity and Leadership. By Jem Peel and Rob Sheffield | Bristol Leadership and Change Centre blog
This is a re-blog from BMJ leader journal by Visiting fellow Rob Sheffield and his co-author Jem Peel . They discuss Pieces of Us a social history of Greenhill Swansea and how a thriving urban place was lost in a generation. In Pieces of Us our...
Tag: KTPs KTPs | Research and External Engagement
UWE Bristol with Duku have been successful in securing grant funding from Innovate UK to form a new 24-month Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP). Duku is an innovative and entrepreneurial engineering design consultancy that take client ideas...
Community psychology perspectives on student mental health By Miles Thompson Community psychology perspectives on student mental health | Psychological Sciences Research Group blog
By Miles Thompson The 4th UK Community Psychology Festival is being held on the 23rd and 24th of September 2018 in the Hertford Theatre Hertford. It follows the success of the 3rd festival which was held at the Arnolfini in Bristol and was joint...
Health Tech Hub developing technology to keep people out of hospital Health Tech Hub developing technology to keep people out of hospital | Research and External Engagement
Businesses in the West of England developing health technology products can now benefit from a new £5 million centre at the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol). The world-class Health Tech Hub facility at Frenchay campus is focused on...
Knowledge Transfer Partnership Case Study: Flexys Knowledge Transfer Partnership Case Study: Flexys | Research and External Engagement
The Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP) scheme is a UK-wide programme helping businesses to improve competitiveness and productivity. A recent graduate is placed within an organisation to help solve a business problem with access to our...