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Student blog: The UWE Freedom of Speech Policy and the European Convention on Human Rights Student blog: The UWE Freedom of Speech Policy and the European Convention on Human Rights | Bristol Law School blog
Author: Xavier Baker This post (edited for publication) is contributed to our blog as part of a series of work produced by students for assessment within the module ‘Public International Law’. We offer this module in the second year of Bristol...
Celebrating International Women’s Day: the alta mentoring platform Celebrating International Women’s Day: the alta mentoring platform | Human Resources Work and Employment blog
Written by Prof. Sue Durbin. Blog post originally posted by the Royal Aeronautical Society Today is International Women’s day (IWD) a global celebration and recognition of women’s achievements. It is also a time to reflect upon the challenges...
Innovative ‘smart socks’ could help millions living with dementia Innovative ‘smart socks’ could help millions living with dementia | Research and External Engagement
Inventor driven to act by great-grandmother’s dementia Milbotix’s ‘smart socks’ sense rising distress in those with dementia autism and other conditions that affect communication so their carers can intervene before things escalateCurrent...
South West Anti-Racist Education Forum South West Anti-Racist Education Forum | Education blog
On 28 June 2024 UWE Bristol hosted the third annual South West Anti-Racist Education Forum (SWAREF) an event organised in partnership between UWE Bristol and the University of Bristol. The 2024 SWAREF aimed to build on the previous two events in...
Volleyball - Sports and activities
Whether you want to join the Volleyball Club or go to relaxed drop-in sessions, there's plenty of opportunities to get involved with the sport.
Staff in the School of Education and Childhood - School of Education and Childhood
Staff in the School of Education and Childhood have a broad range of skills and expertise. Find out about our research interests and expertise.
Protected: The inadvertently revealing statistic: a systemic gap in statistical training? The inadvertently revealing statistic: a systemic gap in statistical training? | DRAGoN: Data Research Access and Governance blog
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UWE Bristol Academic Spotlight: Professor in Unconventional Computing Andrew Adamatzky UWE Bristol Academic Spotlight: Professor in Unconventional Computing Andrew Adamatzky | Research and External Engagement
Andrew Adamatzky is a Professor in Unconventional Computing in the Department of Computer Science and Director of the Unconventional Computing Laboratory at UWE Bristol. Professor Adamatzky founded the Unconventional Computing Laboratory in...
Gestural musical gloves developed at UWE available on pre-order Gestural musical gloves developed at UWE available on pre-order | Research and External Engagement
Featured Researcher: Dr Tom Mitchell Gestural musical gloves technology originally developed at UWE Bristol by Dr Tom Mitchell are now available for pre-order through a company called MI.MU. The gloves use motion capture and AI to enable wearers...
Postgraduate study at UWE Bristol enabled me to reach my potential. Postgraduate study at UWE Bristol enabled me to reach my potential. | Student views blog
By Lamare MSc Human Resources Management alum UWE Bristol alum Lamare tell us about progressing from undergraduate to postgraduate studies at UWE Bristol. He shares the benefits of continuing / staying at uni to study a master’s degree as...
How Clearing gave me a second chance to study at university. How Clearing gave me a second chance to study at university. | Student views blog
By Chris BSc(Hons) Biomedical Science and MSc Science Communication UWE Bristol student Chris tells us how Clearing enabled him to apply to university after he decided to make a career change. He shares what it’s like phoning the Admissions team...
IWD2019 – FARSCOPE blog on being a woman in STEM IWD2019 - FARSCOPE blog on being a woman in STEM | Engineering Our Future
Laura Gemmell a student on the joint UWE Bristol and University of Bristol doctoral programme FARSCOPE has written a blog post all about being a woman in STEM in celebration of International Women’s Day. “Now we can all agree we...