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Collaborative public engagement events in Indonesia: Inclusive policies and practices for greater accessibility in HE project Collaborative public engagement events in Indonesia: Inclusive policies and practices for greater accessibility in HE project | Research and External Engagement
As part of the Developing inclusive policies and practices for greater accessibility in higher education project Dr Tariq Umar Senior Lecturer at the School of Architecture and Environment (UWE Bristol) visited universities in Indonesia to...
Introducing our research strength focus: Health & Wellbeing Introducing our research strength focus: Health & Wellbeing | Research and External Engagement
At UWE Bristol we are proud of our active and collaborative research community of bold and innovative thinkers that are breaking research boundaries. Our four key research strengths are: Creative industries and technologies Digital Futures...
Innovation with impact – exploring robotic solutions for dementia care: in conversation with Dr Carlos Cifuentes Innovation with impact - exploring robotic solutions for dementia care: in conversation with Dr Carlos Cifuentes | Research and External Engagement
In early October the Bristol Robotics Laboratory (BRL) will host the 2nd Workshop on Enabling Independence with Robotic Solutions for Enhanced Wellbeing. The event brings together experts from sociology psychiatry gerontology dementia care and...
Lyons Davidson Solicitors and UWE Bristol Knowledge Transfer Partnership project update Lyons Davidson Solicitors and UWE Bristol Knowledge Transfer Partnership project update | Research and External Engagement
Lyons Davidson Solicitors and UWE Bristol are nearing completion of their 2nd Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) focussing on emerging technology to develop an AI/Machine Learning system which will streamline their business. The provision of...
Building capacity community and climate literacy – reflections from the CCPERN January meeting Building capacity community and climate literacy - reflections from the CCPERN January meeting | Education blog
By Dr Verity Jones Associate Professor in Education The Climate Change Primary Education and Research Network (CCPERN) began 2026 with an energising and thought‑provoking meeting that reaffirmed why this community matters so deeply. Bringing...
Month: June 2022 14 March 2026 | DRAGoN: Data Research Access and Governance blog
Written by Elizabeth Green (UWE Bristol) Felix Ritchie (UWE Bristol) and Amy Tilbrook (University of Edinburgh) Many researchers in the UK working with confidential data attend the ‘Safe Researcher Training’ course (SRT). This training course...
Month: July 2025 July 2025 | Governance and Accountability Research Group
We recently had our away day on the 16 July 2025 at the Engineers’ House in Clifton Bristol. The day started with an informal get-together over coffee and this was swiftly followed by an interesting and engaging presentation by Professor Mario...
Bristol rheumatoid arthritis fatigue scales - Fatigue research
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Getting public health evidence into planning policy Getting public health evidence into planning policy | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Danielle Sinnett Miriam Ricci Janet Ige Hannah Hickman Adam Sheppard and Nick Croft (UWE) Michael Chang (PHE) Julia Thrift and Tim Emery (TCPA) The Getting Research Into Practice 2 (GRIP2) project was commissioned by Public Health (PHE)...
Month: February 2025 14 March 2026 | Alumni blog
Alum Nicola Barke was the first female ever to compete in Burmese bareknuckle boxing a sport reserved for the fearless. She’s ranked number two in the world. Her fighting name is the Burmese Python. Not only a high calibre athlete Nicola also...
How future planners’ views on Covid-19 provide grounds for optimism How future planners’ views on Covid-19 provide grounds for optimism | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Hannah Hickman…. The news can feel unremittingly challenging and I oscillate between trying to engage with the detail and wanting to ignore it all in the vague hope that next time I look a future more Covid free reality might be closer...