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Tag: Tim Craig Tim Craig | Centre for Biomedical Research blog
Dr. Tim Craig Associate Professor of Neuroscience talks to BBC Radio 4 Health and Science about the potential for Lion’s Mane extracts in the prevention or treatment of dementia As part of an episode of Inside Health on BBC Radio 4 BBC...
SciComm South West 2024: from time machines to AI illustration SciComm South West 2024: from time machines to AI illustration | Science Communication Unit blog
For a field that is often perceived to be a niche branch of the wider STEM tree the topics discussed at this year’s SciComm South West conference were remarkably diverse. Photo credit Tom Sparey Following an insightful address from keynote...
A competition law first (2019)
Journal Article
Johnson, D. (2019). A competition law first. New Law Journal, 7848,
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published the full text of its first competition law decision in May 2019. The decision related to three asset management firms whose employees operated a cartel sharing price sensitive information during an init...
about A competition law first.
The current crisis in nuclear arms control law
Event from Research In Public International and Law (RIPIL) research group which features guest speaker, Professor Daniel Joyner, from the University of Alabama.
Talks by top leaders to begin again in the autumn
Members of the public can once again attend talks given by top leaders. Organised by UWE Bristol, the lectures will cover a variety of subjects.
Excellence in Education Research and Practice Group (EERPG) - Research centres and groups
The Excellence in Education Research & Practice Group (EERPG) aims to establish a vibrant and inclusive community of pedagogical researchers and practitioners at UWE Bristol.
Natural hazards in children's media - Projects
Details about the Natural hazards in children's media research project.
Green and sustainable careers virtual drop-in
Do you want to know how to find out about sustainable careers that could make a positive impact on the world?
Tag: driverless operations driverless operations | Centre for Transport and Society blog
Can new technologies like bus automation support a shift to more sustainable mobility? How in practical terms could automation make buses more attractive? These were the key questions which motivated the Centre for Transport & Society’s...
Counselling Skills - Certificate
This course is aimed at those who work in a setting which involves offering help, support or guidance to others.
Library disability drop-in
The library disability support drop-in service is to provide guidance and arrange further support for disabled students and staff.
Engineering in Society – new module for engineering citizenship Engineering in Society – new module for engineering citizenship | Science Communication Unit blog
Undergraduate student engineers at UWE Bristol will get the chance to learn about engineering citizenship from September. The Science Communication Unit is launching a new module to highlight the importance of professional development lifelong...