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Helena Wythe - Members
Helena Wythe is a 3rd and final year PhD student in the Science Communication Unit at UWE Bristol
Health Protection - Professional/Short course
The Health Protection short course will enable you to acquire up-to-date health protection knowledge, and develop your knowledge in this field.
Introduction to Environmental and Public Health - Professional/Short course
Study to critically analyse and apply knowledge and understanding of theoretical, philosophical and conceptual foundations of environmental and public health.
Musculo-skeletal Rehabilitation - Professional/Short course
Advance your knowledge in the assessment, management and rehabilitation of complex and long-term musculoskeletal dysfunction.
Assessment and Management of Sleep Breathing Disorders - Professional/Short course
Advance your knowledge and understanding of the breadth of the application of science in relation to respiration in the awake and sleep states.
Research in the School of Social Sciences - CHSS research overview
The School of Social Sciences is active in many areas of research and has established research projects attracting funding from various bodies both in the UK and abroad.
North London mental health partnership - Student Mental Health Partnerships Project
A case study on the North London mental health partnership.
A glow-in-the-dark germ that can speed up treatment for leukaemia - Shaping integrated healthcare
UWE Bristol researchers have harnessed the glow-in-the-dark properties of bacteria to help some leukaemia treatment sufferers to receive swifter treatment.
Meet Me in Another STEM Career Meet Me in Another STEM Career | Science Communication Unit blog
In science communication we often talk about science capital: the concept of feeling like science is “for me” as a result of sum of all the experiences and resources we’ve encountered that build up an interest in science. Everything from having...
SynBio – in need of public engagement SynBio – in need of public engagement | Science Communication Unit blog
In a recent book review for JCOM I outlined a few of the ethical social and legal issues that make synthetic biology a potentially fascinating topic from a public engagement perspective. ‘Synthetic Biology Analysed’ (Englehard 2016) draws...