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Facial recognition technology aims to detect emotional state in pigs
Machine vision experts at UWE Bristol and Scotland's Rural College (SRUC) are developing a tool to monitor animals faces, alerting farmers to problems.
Graduates' creative work celebrated across Bristol and beyond
The artwork of young creatives has been brought to the streets of Bristol in a new campaign launched by UWE Bristol.
Air quality - Securing a green resilient future
We are working with policymakers and community groups across Europe, putting people at the heart of environmental change, to facilitate lasting change to the world’s air pollution crisis.
Putting Bristol on the map as a City of Film - Harnessing creativity and technology
Our research and our support of Bristol's film industry has led to the city being awarded UNESCO City of Film status.
Education agents - International applications
Our education agents are here to help you as an international student apply to study in the UK at UWE Bristol.
Community Fund supports new oral history podcast
Bristol Community Radio Station BCfm has launched 12 Communities 1 Bristol, a new podcast series with stories of people and communities in Bristol.
Steering human osteosarcoma cells to a more differentiated state - Research projects
Details about the Steering human osteosarcoma cells to a more differentiated state project in the Centre for Biomedical Research (CBR) at UWE Bristol.
UWE Bristol houses UK's first on-campus aeroponic grow system for student business
A vertical farming system using aeroponic technology to grow and supply micro herbs is the first of its kind to be located at a UK university.
Silver HIT (Head Injury Trauma) - Emergency care
Details about the Silver HIT project from the Centre for Health and Clinical Research.
Paramedic perceptions of bleeding in trauma and the use of TXA - Emergency care
Details of the Paramedics Perceptions of Bleeding in Trauma and the Use of TXA project.
Margaret Casely-Hayford, Chair, Shakespeare's Globe – 2 February 2022 - Previous events
Margaret Casely-Hayford, Chair of Shakespeare's Globe lecture on Trust and Governance: where to now?
Make a Sock Monkey – Glenside
A cosy and chilled event where you can meet new people, and make your own stuffed monkey friend from a recycled pair of socks!