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New research predicts the next generation will spend 10 years of their lives in the metaverse
The next generation will spend 10 years in virtual reality over the course of their lifetime according to new research from industry-leading experts.
Know your legal and ethical responsibilities - Planning your project
How to ensure your research data management meets legal and ethical requirements, including information on GDPR.
Research themes within the Architecture Research Group (ARG) - Architecture Research Group
Research themes for the Architecture Research Group at UWE Bristol.
Panel discussion explores how Bristol Nightingale Hospital was built in under three weeks
A panel discussion to explore how Bristol's Nightingale Hospital was built in under three weeks.
Two charity unicorn sculptures installed at UWE Bristol
Two unicorn sculptures, which featured in a charity art trail, have new homes at UWE Bristol – one at Glenside campus and the other at Frenchay campus.
Student paramedics learn the ropes from Avon Fire and Rescue Service
Paramedic Science students have completed familiarisation training with Avon Fire and Rescue Service, in partnership with the South West Ambulance Service.
Aardman co-founder, tech leader and TV expert to give virtual talks to the public
Top executives discuss developing careers in animation and improving access to digital skills at the Bristol Distinguished Address Series.
'Scared shamed powerless' – research highlights need for teachers to be more aware of children's experiences of racism
There is an urgent need for teachers to become more aware of young children’s experiences of racism and the impact it has on mental health and wellbeing.
One in 15 West of England residents use public e-scooters every month
UWE Bristol researchers have published the results of the West of England rental e-scooter trial.
New £55 million building will change how UWE Bristol does business
Staff and students working and studying at Bristol Business School and Bristol Law School have moved in to a new state-of-the-art £55 million building.
New art exhibition questions how society values maternal work
Motherhood and how social reproductive work are valued in society is explored in a new online art exhibition.
Researcher wins top international criminology award for County Lines study
Dr Jack Spicer, a UWE Bristol academic has been awarded a prestigious international criminology prize.