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Case study: How happy is your pig? Case study: How happy is your pig? | Research and External Engagement
Professor Melvyn Smith was recently interviewed by KTN about his research into the emotional state of pigs. The below case study was written by Alan Cowie at KTN as part of their annual report: Innovation in agriculture has advanced...
Renewable energy? We’re big fans! Renewable energy? We’re big fans! | Science Communication Unit blog
The Science Communication Unit supported three successful bids to the British Council to participate in their Science in Schools initiative. Alongside sending Robotics PhD students and BoxED interns to France to run two weeks of activities former...
The BIG Picture The BIG Picture | Science Communication Unit blog
Bloom’s Taxonomy In July I travelled to the Centre for Life in Newcastle upon Tyne for the BIG Event – an annual science communication conference organised by the British Interactive Group. The schedule was jam-packed with workshops on a...
Innovative projects receive Vice-Chancellors Early Career Researcher Awards Innovative projects receive Vice-Chancellors Early Career Researcher Awards | Bristol Leadership and Change Centre blog
Every year Research Business and Innovation (RBI) invite Early Career Researchers working at UWE Bristol to apply for the Vice-Chancellors Early Career Researcher (VC ECR) Development Award. The award is open to members of staff who are in the...
Professor Michael Dougan’s Distinguished Professorial Address – UWE 29 March 2017 Professor Michael Dougan’s Distinguished Professorial Address – UWE 29 March 2017 | Bristol Law School blog
It was with great pleasure that we welcomed Professor Michael Dougan at UWE. He shared his views on the consequences of Brexit on the UK and the EU. The title of his Address was ‘The UK outwith the EU and the EU without the UK’. His address could...
The Polluter Pays Principle: The only Principle that can limit aviation emissions (if we do it right) The Polluter Pays Principle: The only Principle that can limit aviation emissions (if we do it right) | Bristol Law School blog
This blog was written by Mandy Beck an LLM in Environmental Law and Sustainable Development student at UWE Bristol. Today an airplane takes off approximately every 0.8 seconds somewhere around the globe.[1] The impact of the aviation sector on...
Month: February 2023 10 January 2026 | Human Resources Work and Employment blog
Dr Stefano Gasparri The effect of digitalization Digitalization has become the ‘buzzword’ that captures all aspects of technological change associated with the increasing use of digital technology in organizational and productive processes...
Bristol: An exemplar of ‘reflexive governance’ for sustainable urban development? Bristol: An exemplar of ‘reflexive governance’ for sustainable urban development? | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
Stephen Hall Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments UWE Bristol Aksel Ersoy Department of Management in the Built Environment Delft University of Technology Netherlands As scholars living in Bristol we are fascinated by this old port...
Can industrial relations and trade unions be ‘smart’ in the digital world of work? Insights from three cases: Industry 4.0 e-commerce and digital platforms in Italy Can industrial relations and trade unions be ‘smart’ in the digital world of work? Insights from three cases: Industry 4.0 e-commerce and digital platforms in Italy | Human Resources Work and Employment blog
Dr Stefano Gasparri The effect of digitalization Digitalization has become the ‘buzzword’ that captures all aspects of technological change associated with the increasing use of digital technology in organizational and productive processes...
Planning in a time of pandemics Planning in a time of pandemics | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Katie McClymont….. Strange times we are in. Somewhere in the midst of transitioning to online teaching (or at least attempting to- I’ll leave it up to my students to be the judge of how successful this has been) home-schooling three...
How do the residents of former metal mining areas value this heritage? How do the residents of former metal mining areas value this heritage? | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
…By Danni Sinnett (SPE) and Margarida Sardo (Science Communication Unit)…. There are around 5 000 former metal mines in England and Wales and many hundreds of thousands globally. Many of these mines have a legacy of highly polluted...
My UWE internship: a diary 24th-28th of April My UWE internship: a diary 24th-28th of April | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Sinead Ryan I am currently carrying out an internship with UWE Bristol’s World Health Organisation Collaborating Centre for Healthy Urban Environments. As part of my internship programme with UWE Bristol I had the pleasure of attending a...