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UWE Bristol academic paper named as one of this century’s most-cited
A UWE Bristol academic has co-authored the third most-cited academic paper of this century, according to new analysis released by research journal Nature.
Fasting guidance - Faith and spirituality
Advice and guidance for students about fasting at UWE Bristol.
Storing research data on removable media and in transit - Research data security
UWE Bristol's expectations of researchers, in relation to the storing of research data on removable media and while in transit.
FUTURES - Navigating the City - Travel behaviour and the mobility experience
Details on the 'FUTURES - Navigating the City' research project from the Centre for Transport and Society at UWE Bristol.
Upper Floors film - Films
How to buy the Upper Floors film produced by UWE Bristol's Educational Resources for the Built Environment (ERBE).
Research from UWE Bristol supports Welsh landmark road speed change
Research by a UWE Bristol academic has played a key role in the landmark speed change on Welsh roads, which came into effect on Sunday (17 September).
Mental health and wellbeing - Our values, vision and strategy
Find out more about our pledge to make mental wealth - the health and wellbeing of our community - a strategic priority.
Research calls for urgent focus to reduce impact of extreme heat on chronic diseases linked to urban environments
Advanced tools and more experimental studies are needed to urgently understand the impact of extreme heat events on urban health and wellbeing in the UK.
Working with your research data - Manage your research data
Guidance on organising and naming files, version control, documenting your work, storing and backing up your data, and working with project partners.
UWE Bristol architecture students return from ‘once in a lifetime’ bamboo pavilion build in Ethiopia
UWE Bristol architecture students travelled to Ethiopia where they designed and constructed a large-scale bamboo pavilion in a park close to the capital city.
AI to help people with type 2 diabetes manage their health
A Bristol-based team is developing a ground-breaking AI system to support people with type 2 diabetes in taking control of their health.